merciful in Greek
merciful in Greek is ελεήμων, ελεήμονας — merciful means showing mercy — willing to forgive or treat someone gently rather than punish them as harshly as possible.
merciful in Greek
ελεήμων
Pronounced: eleimon
Showing mercy.
ελεήμονας
Pronounced: eleimonas
Showing mercy.
What does "merciful" mean?
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adj Showing mercy — willing to forgive or treat someone gently rather than punish them as harshly as possible.
"The judge was merciful and gave the young offender a suspended sentence."
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merciful in a sentence
- The judge was merciful and gave the young offender a suspended sentence.
- It was a merciful death after months of suffering.
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What is "merciful" in Greek?
"merciful" in Greek is ελεήμων, ελεήμονας. merciful means: Showing mercy — willing to forgive or treat someone gently rather than punish them as harshly as possible.
How do you pronounce ελεήμων?
"merciful" in Greek is ελεήμων, pronounced "eleimon".
How do you use "merciful" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge was merciful and gave the young offender a suspended sentence." In Greek, "merciful" is ελεήμων, ελεήμονας.
Are there other ways to say "merciful" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "merciful": ελεήμων, ελεήμονας.
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