welkin in Greek
welkin in Greek is στερέωμα — welkin means (literary) The sky, seen as a dome over the earth.
welkin in Greek
στερέωμα
Pronounced: stereoma
(also, Lancashire) The sky which appears to an observer on the Earth as a dome in which celestial bodies are visible; the firmament.
What does "welkin" mean?
- noun (literary) The sky, seen as a dome over the earth.
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noun (literary) The upper air, where clouds and birds are found.
"At Saddlers Springs the mules raised the welkin braying for their horse cobbers that had been unsaddled before them."
- noun The realm above the earth said to be home to God or other deities; heaven.
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- At Saddlers Springs the mules raised the welkin braying for their horse cobbers that had been unsaddled before them.
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What is "welkin" in Greek?
"welkin" in Greek is στερέωμα. welkin means: (literary) The sky, seen as a dome over the earth.
How do you pronounce στερέωμα?
"welkin" in Greek is στερέωμα, pronounced "stereoma".
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