testament in Greek
testament in Greek is διαθήκη — testament means a legal document stating how a person wants their property divided after death.
testament in Greek
διαθήκη
Pronounced: diathiki
(law) A solemn, authentic instrument in writing, by which a person declares his or her will as to disposal of his or her inheritance (estate and effects) after his or her death, benefiting specified heir(s).
What does "testament" mean?
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noun A legal document stating how a person wants their property divided after death.
"His last will and testament left the house to his daughter."
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noun One of the two main sections of the Christian Bible.
"The story of Noah's ark is found in the Old Testament."
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noun Clear proof or evidence of something, often something admirable.
"Her recovery is a testament to her sheer determination."
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testament in a sentence
- His last will and testament left the house to his daughter.
- The story of Noah's ark is found in the Old Testament.
- Her recovery is a testament to her sheer determination.
- The ancient bridge still standing is a testament to Roman engineering.
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What is "testament" in Greek?
"testament" in Greek is διαθήκη. testament means: A legal document stating how a person wants their property divided after death.
How do you pronounce διαθήκη?
"testament" in Greek is διαθήκη, pronounced "diathiki".
How do you use "testament" in a sentence?
Example: "His last will and testament left the house to his daughter." In Greek, "testament" is διαθήκη.
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