Titus in Greek
Titus in Greek is Τίτος — Titus means a New Testament epistle addressed to Titus, and the early Christian it was written to.
Titus in Greek
Τίτος
Pronounced: Titos
What does "Titus" mean?
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name A New Testament epistle addressed to Titus, and the early Christian it was written to.
"The pastor preached from the Epistle to Titus."
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name A Roman emperor who ruled between his father Vespasian and his brother Domitian.
"Titus is remembered for completing the Colosseum."
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name A male given name of Latin origin.
"They named their son Titus after his grandfather."
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Titus in a sentence
- The pastor preached from the Epistle to Titus.
- Titus is remembered for completing the Colosseum.
- They named their son Titus after his grandfather.
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What is "Titus" in Greek?
"Titus" in Greek is Τίτος. Titus means: A New Testament epistle addressed to Titus, and the early Christian it was written to.
How do you pronounce Τίτος?
"Titus" in Greek is Τίτος, pronounced "Titos".
How do you use "Titus" in a sentence?
Example: "The pastor preached from the Epistle to Titus." In Greek, "Titus" is Τίτος.
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