miracle in Greek
miracle in Greek is θαύμα — miracle means an event that seems impossible to explain through natural laws and is seen as caused by a divine or supernatural power.
miracle in Greek
θαύμα
Pronounced: thavma
What does "miracle" mean?
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noun An event that seems impossible to explain through natural laws and is seen as caused by a divine or supernatural power.
"The villagers called the sudden rain after months of drought a miracle."
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noun A wonderful, surprising, or extremely fortunate outcome.
"It was a miracle that no one was hurt in the crash."
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miracle in a sentence
- The villagers called the sudden rain after months of drought a miracle.
- Many religious traditions describe miracles performed by their founders.
- It was a miracle that no one was hurt in the crash.
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What is "miracle" in Greek?
"miracle" in Greek is θαύμα. miracle means: An event that seems impossible to explain through natural laws and is seen as caused by a divine or supernatural power.
How do you pronounce θαύμα?
"miracle" in Greek is θαύμα, pronounced "thavma".
How do you use "miracle" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers called the sudden rain after months of drought a miracle." In Greek, "miracle" is θαύμα.
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