Proverbs in Greek
Proverbs in Greek is Παροιμίες — Proverbs means a book of the Hebrew Bible and Old Testament made up of short sayings offering practical and moral wisdom.
Proverbs in Greek
Παροιμίες
Pronounced: Paroimies
A book of the Old Testament of Bible, and of the Tanakh, being a collection of moral maxims.
What does "Proverbs" mean?
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name A book of the Hebrew Bible and Old Testament made up of short sayings offering practical and moral wisdom.
"The sermon quoted a line from the Book of Proverbs."
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Proverbs in a sentence
- The sermon quoted a line from the Book of Proverbs.
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What is "Proverbs" in Greek?
"Proverbs" in Greek is Παροιμίες. Proverbs means: A book of the Hebrew Bible and Old Testament made up of short sayings offering practical and moral wisdom.
How do you pronounce Παροιμίες?
"Proverbs" in Greek is Παροιμίες, pronounced "Paroimies".
How do you use "Proverbs" in a sentence?
Example: "The sermon quoted a line from the Book of Proverbs." In Greek, "Proverbs" is Παροιμίες.
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