Sheba in Greek
Sheba in Greek is Σαβα — Sheba means an ancient kingdom mentioned in the Bible and Quran, famous for its wealthy queen.
Sheba in Greek
Σαβα
Pronounced: Sava
(biblical) A former kingdom in the Red Sea region. An ancient kingdom in Arabia or possibly in Africa. Frequently equated with ancient Saba.
What does "Sheba" mean?
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name An ancient kingdom mentioned in the Bible and Quran, famous for its wealthy queen.
"Legend says the Queen of Sheba brought gold and spices to King Solomon."
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Sheba in a sentence
- Legend says the Queen of Sheba brought gold and spices to King Solomon.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Sheba" in Greek?
"Sheba" in Greek is Σαβα. Sheba means: An ancient kingdom mentioned in the Bible and Quran, famous for its wealthy queen.
How do you pronounce Σαβα?
"Sheba" in Greek is Σαβα, pronounced "Sava".
How do you use "Sheba" in a sentence?
Example: "Legend says the Queen of Sheba brought gold and spices to King Solomon." In Greek, "Sheba" is Σαβα.
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