Christ in Italian
Christ in Italian is porco Dio, porcodio, Cristo — Christ means the title given to Jesus of Nazareth as the promised messiah in Christian belief.
Christ in Italian
porco Dio
(blasphemous) An expletive.
porcodio
(blasphemous) An expletive.
Cristo
(arts) A figure or other artistic depiction of Jesus Christ.
Cristo
What does "Christ" mean?
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noun The title given to Jesus of Nazareth as the promised messiah in Christian belief.
"Christians believe Christ rose from the dead."
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interjection Used to express shock, frustration, or surprise.
""Christ, that was close!" he muttered after the near-miss."
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Christ in a sentence
- Christians believe Christ rose from the dead.
- "Christ, that was close!" he muttered after the near-miss.
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What is "Christ" in Italian?
"Christ" in Italian is porco Dio, porcodio, Cristo. Christ means: The title given to Jesus of Nazareth as the promised messiah in Christian belief.
How do you use "Christ" in a sentence?
Example: "Christians believe Christ rose from the dead." In Italian, "Christ" is porco Dio, porcodio, Cristo.
Are there other ways to say "Christ" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "Christ": porco Dio, porcodio, Cristo.
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