Timothy in Greek
Timothy in Greek is Τιμόθεος — Timothy means a common grass grown as hay and pasture feed for livestock.
Timothy in Greek
Τιμόθεος
Pronounced: Timotheos
What does "Timothy" mean?
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noun A common grass grown as hay and pasture feed for livestock.
"The farmer cut the field of timothy in early summer."
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name A male given name, also the name of two New Testament epistles.
"Their son was christened Timothy."
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Timothy in a sentence
- The farmer cut the field of timothy in early summer.
- Their son was christened Timothy.
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What is "Timothy" in Greek?
"Timothy" in Greek is Τιμόθεος. Timothy means: A common grass grown as hay and pasture feed for livestock.
How do you pronounce Τιμόθεος?
"Timothy" in Greek is Τιμόθεος, pronounced "Timotheos".
How do you use "Timothy" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer cut the field of timothy in early summer." In Greek, "Timothy" is Τιμόθεος.
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