tabernacle in Japanese
tabernacle in Japanese is 幕屋, 仮庵 — tabernacle means a temporary or portable place of worship, especially the sacred tent used by the Israelites before the Temple was built.
tabernacle in Japanese
幕屋
Pronounced: makuya
仮庵
A sukkah, the booth or 'tabernacle' used during the Jewish Feast of Sukkot.
What does "tabernacle" mean?
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noun A temporary or portable place of worship, especially the sacred tent used by the Israelites before the Temple was built.
"The Tabernacle was carried with the Israelites during their years in the wilderness."
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noun A small ornamental cabinet in a church used to house the consecrated bread of the Eucharist.
"The priest opened the tabernacle to retrieve the host."
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noun A place of worship, especially a large hall used for religious meetings or revivals.
"The choir performed at the Mormon Tabernacle."
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tabernacle in a sentence
- The Tabernacle was carried with the Israelites during their years in the wilderness.
- The priest opened the tabernacle to retrieve the host.
- The choir performed at the Mormon Tabernacle.
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What is "tabernacle" in Japanese?
"tabernacle" in Japanese is 幕屋, 仮庵. tabernacle means: A temporary or portable place of worship, especially the sacred tent used by the Israelites before the Temple was built.
How do you pronounce 幕屋?
"tabernacle" in Japanese is 幕屋, pronounced "makuya".
How do you use "tabernacle" in a sentence?
Example: "The Tabernacle was carried with the Israelites during their years in the wilderness." In Japanese, "tabernacle" is 幕屋, 仮庵.
Are there other ways to say "tabernacle" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "tabernacle": 幕屋, 仮庵.
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