prophet in Irish
prophet in Irish is fáidh, fáistineach — prophet means a person believed to speak on behalf of a god or with divinely inspired insight.
prophet in Irish
fáidh
Someone who speaks by divine inspiration.
fáidh
Someone who predicts the future; a soothsayer.
fáistineach
Someone who predicts the future; a soothsayer.
What does "prophet" mean?
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noun A person believed to speak on behalf of a god or with divinely inspired insight.
"Followers believed the prophet had received a message directly from God."
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noun Someone who predicts future events or trends, often with notable accuracy.
"Few people listened to him at first, but he proved a true prophet of the digital age."
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prophet in a sentence
- Followers believed the prophet had received a message directly from God.
- The ancient prophet foretold a great flood and urged people to prepare.
- Few people listened to him at first, but he proved a true prophet of the digital age.
- He was called a prophet after correctly forecasting the shift to remote work.
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What is "prophet" in Irish?
"prophet" in Irish is fáidh, fáistineach. prophet means: A person believed to speak on behalf of a god or with divinely inspired insight.
How do you use "prophet" in a sentence?
Example: "Followers believed the prophet had received a message directly from God." In Irish, "prophet" is fáidh, fáistineach.
Are there other ways to say "prophet" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "prophet": fáidh, fáistineach.
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