Cana in Latin
Cana in Latin is Cana — Cana means the biblical village where, according to the Gospel of John, Jesus turned water into wine.
Cana in Latin
Cana
(biblical) The site where Jesus miraculously turned water into wine.
What does "Cana" mean?
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noun The biblical village where, according to the Gospel of John, Jesus turned water into wine.
"The wedding at Cana is often referenced in Christian art."
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- The wedding at Cana is often referenced in Christian art.
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What is "Cana" in Latin?
"Cana" in Latin is Cana. Cana means: The biblical village where, according to the Gospel of John, Jesus turned water into wine.
How do you use "Cana" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding at Cana is often referenced in Christian art." In Latin, "Cana" is Cana.
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