Jesse in Italian
Jesse in Italian is Iesse, Isai — Jesse means a decorative artwork, often a stained-glass window or branching candlestick, showing the family tree leading to Christ.
Jesse in Italian
What does "Jesse" mean?
-
noun A decorative artwork, often a stained-glass window or branching candlestick, showing the family tree leading to Christ.
"The cathedral's west window is a magnificent Jesse tree in stained glass."
Jesse in a sentence
- The cathedral's west window is a magnificent Jesse tree in stained glass.
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Jesse" in Italian?
"Jesse" in Italian is Iesse, Isai. Jesse means: A decorative artwork, often a stained-glass window or branching candlestick, showing the family tree leading to Christ.
How do you use "Jesse" in a sentence?
Example: "The cathedral's west window is a magnificent Jesse tree in stained glass." In Italian, "Jesse" is Iesse, Isai.
Are there other ways to say "Jesse" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "Jesse": Iesse, Isai.