Metatron in Japanese
Metatron in Japanese is メタトロン — Metatron means an archangel in Jewish mysticism and folklore, often described as a heavenly scribe.
Metatron in Japanese
メタトロン
Pronounced: metatoron
(Christianity, Judaism) An archangel and the chancellor of Heaven and the scribe of the book of life, in Christian and Jewish folklore. According to medieval apocrypha, he is Enoch, ancestor of Noah, transformed into an angel.
What does "Metatron" mean?
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name An archangel in Jewish mysticism and folklore, often described as a heavenly scribe.
"Metatron appears in various works of Kabbalistic literature."
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- Metatron appears in various works of Kabbalistic literature.
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What is "Metatron" in Japanese?
"Metatron" in Japanese is メタトロン. Metatron means: An archangel in Jewish mysticism and folklore, often described as a heavenly scribe.
How do you pronounce メタトロン?
"Metatron" in Japanese is メタトロン, pronounced "metatoron".
How do you use "Metatron" in a sentence?
Example: "Metatron appears in various works of Kabbalistic literature." In Japanese, "Metatron" is メタトロン.
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