vocation in Greek
vocation in Greek is κλίση, επάγγελμα — vocation means a job or career that someone feels strongly called or suited to, especially one seen as more than just a way to earn money.
vocation in Greek
κλίση
Pronounced: klisi
(Ecclesiastical) A divine calling to establish one's lifestyle.
επάγγελμα
Pronounced: epangelma
An occupation for which a person is suited, trained or qualified.
What does "vocation" mean?
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noun A job or career that someone feels strongly called or suited to, especially one seen as more than just a way to earn money.
"Teaching was more than a job to her — it was a vocation."
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noun A strong inner sense of being called to a particular kind of religious life.
"She entered the convent after feeling a vocation to religious life."
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vocation in a sentence
- Teaching was more than a job to her — it was a vocation.
- He always felt a vocation for medicine, even as a child.
- She entered the convent after feeling a vocation to religious life.
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What is "vocation" in Greek?
"vocation" in Greek is κλίση, επάγγελμα. vocation means: A job or career that someone feels strongly called or suited to, especially one seen as more than just a way to earn money.
How do you pronounce κλίση?
"vocation" in Greek is κλίση, pronounced "klisi".
How do you use "vocation" in a sentence?
Example: "Teaching was more than a job to her — it was a vocation." In Greek, "vocation" is κλίση, επάγγελμα.
Are there other ways to say "vocation" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "vocation": κλίση, επάγγελμα.
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