mystery in Greek
mystery in Greek is μυστήριο — mystery means something unexplained, unknown, or puzzling.
mystery in Greek
μυστήριο
Pronounced: mystirio
Something secret or unexplainable; an unknown.
What does "mystery" mean?
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noun Something unexplained, unknown, or puzzling.
"How the vase broke remains a complete mystery."
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noun A story, book, or film built around solving a puzzling crime, with the answer revealed at the end.
"She loves reading detective mysteries on holiday."
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noun A religious truth or rite considered beyond ordinary human understanding.
"The priest spoke of the mystery of the Eucharist."
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mystery in a sentence
- How the vase broke remains a complete mystery.
- There's an air of mystery about the old house on the hill.
- She loves reading detective mysteries on holiday.
- The priest spoke of the mystery of the Eucharist.
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What is "mystery" in Greek?
"mystery" in Greek is μυστήριο. mystery means: Something unexplained, unknown, or puzzling.
How do you pronounce μυστήριο?
"mystery" in Greek is μυστήριο, pronounced "mystirio".
How do you use "mystery" in a sentence?
Example: "How the vase broke remains a complete mystery." In Greek, "mystery" is μυστήριο.
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