paradise in Greek
paradise in Greek is παράδεισος — paradise means a place or state of perfect happiness, often associated with heaven or the Garden of Eden.
paradise in Greek
παράδεισος
Pronounced: paradeisos
What does "paradise" mean?
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noun A place or state of perfect happiness, often associated with heaven or the Garden of Eden.
"The poem describes paradise as a garden where nobody ever grows old or sad."
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noun Any place that feels ideal or blissful, especially for a particular kind of person or activity.
"For hungry travelers, this street market is paradise on a sunny afternoon."
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paradise in a sentence
- The poem describes paradise as a garden where nobody ever grows old or sad.
- In many stories, the hero's reward is a place in paradise.
- For hungry travelers, this street market is paradise on a sunny afternoon.
- The tropical island was a diver's paradise.
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What is "paradise" in Greek?
"paradise" in Greek is παράδεισος. paradise means: A place or state of perfect happiness, often associated with heaven or the Garden of Eden.
How do you pronounce παράδεισος?
"paradise" in Greek is παράδεισος, pronounced "paradeisos".
How do you use "paradise" in a sentence?
Example: "The poem describes paradise as a garden where nobody ever grows old or sad." In Greek, "paradise" is παράδεισος.
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