prophesy in Greek
prophesy in Greek is προβλέπω, μαντεύω — prophesy means to predict what will happen, especially by claiming divine or special insight.
prophesy in Greek
προβλέπω
Pronounced: provlepo
To speak or write with divine inspiration; to act as prophet. [from 14th c.]
μαντεύω
Pronounced: madevo
To foreshow; to herald; to prefigure.
What does "prophesy" mean?
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verb To predict what will happen, especially by claiming divine or special insight.
"The old woman prophesied that the drought would end within a year."
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prophesy in a sentence
- The old woman prophesied that the drought would end within a year.
- He prophesied disaster if the plan went ahead.
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What is "prophesy" in Greek?
"prophesy" in Greek is προβλέπω, μαντεύω. prophesy means: To predict what will happen, especially by claiming divine or special insight.
How do you pronounce προβλέπω?
"prophesy" in Greek is προβλέπω, pronounced "provlepo".
How do you use "prophesy" in a sentence?
Example: "The old woman prophesied that the drought would end within a year." In Greek, "prophesy" is προβλέπω, μαντεύω.
Are there other ways to say "prophesy" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "prophesy": προβλέπω, μαντεύω.
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