sermon in Greek
sermon in Greek is κήρυγμα, επίπληξη — sermon means a talk given during a religious service, usually on a moral or spiritual theme.
sermon in Greek
κήρυγμα
Pronounced: kirygma
Religious discourse; a written or spoken address on a religious or moral matter.
επίπληξη
Pronounced: epiplixi
A lengthy speech of reproval.
κήρυγμα
Pronounced: kirygma
A lengthy speech of reproval.
What does "sermon" mean?
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noun A talk given during a religious service, usually on a moral or spiritual theme.
"The priest's sermon focused on forgiveness."
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noun A long, moralising talk that scolds or lectures someone.
"His dad gave him a sermon about responsibility after the car accident."
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sermon in a sentence
- The priest's sermon focused on forgiveness.
- His dad gave him a sermon about responsibility after the car accident.
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What is "sermon" in Greek?
"sermon" in Greek is κήρυγμα, επίπληξη. sermon means: A talk given during a religious service, usually on a moral or spiritual theme.
How do you pronounce κήρυγμα?
"sermon" in Greek is κήρυγμα, pronounced "kirygma".
How do you use "sermon" in a sentence?
Example: "The priest's sermon focused on forgiveness." In Greek, "sermon" is κήρυγμα, επίπληξη.
Are there other ways to say "sermon" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "sermon": κήρυγμα, επίπληξη.
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