Canaan in Latin
Canaan in Latin is Chanaān, Canaan — Canaan means an ancient region of the Middle East roughly covering modern Israel and Palestine, referred to often in the Bible.
Canaan in Latin
Chanaān
Canaan
What does "Canaan" mean?
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noun An ancient region of the Middle East roughly covering modern Israel and Palestine, referred to often in the Bible.
"The Israelites were said to have journeyed toward the land of Canaan."
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noun A male given name, sometimes used today, of biblical origin.
"They named their son Canaan after the biblical land."
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Canaan in a sentence
- The Israelites were said to have journeyed toward the land of Canaan.
- They named their son Canaan after the biblical land.
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What is "Canaan" in Latin?
"Canaan" in Latin is Chanaān, Canaan. Canaan means: An ancient region of the Middle East roughly covering modern Israel and Palestine, referred to often in the Bible.
How do you use "Canaan" in a sentence?
Example: "The Israelites were said to have journeyed toward the land of Canaan." In Latin, "Canaan" is Chanaān, Canaan.
Are there other ways to say "Canaan" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Canaan": Chanaān, Canaan.
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