Galilee in Latin
Galilee in Latin is Galīlaea, Galilaea — Galilee means a hilly region in northern Israel, prominent in the biblical accounts of Jesus' life.
Galilee in Latin
Galīlaea
A mountainous geographic region in northern Israel.
Galilaea
A mountainous geographic region in northern Israel.
What does "Galilee" mean?
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name A hilly region in northern Israel, prominent in the biblical accounts of Jesus' life.
"Much of Jesus's ministry, according to the Gospels, took place around Galilee."
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name The Sea of Galilee, a large freshwater lake in the same region.
"Fishermen still work the waters of the Sea of Galilee."
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noun In church architecture, a covered porch-like entrance area leading into the main building.
"Visitors passed through the galilee before entering the cathedral nave."
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Galilee in a sentence
- Much of Jesus's ministry, according to the Gospels, took place around Galilee.
- Fishermen still work the waters of the Sea of Galilee.
- Visitors passed through the galilee before entering the cathedral nave.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Galilee" in Latin?
"Galilee" in Latin is Galīlaea, Galilaea. Galilee means: A hilly region in northern Israel, prominent in the biblical accounts of Jesus' life.
How do you use "Galilee" in a sentence?
Example: "Much of Jesus's ministry, according to the Gospels, took place around Galilee." In Latin, "Galilee" is Galīlaea, Galilaea.
Are there other ways to say "Galilee" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Galilee": Galīlaea, Galilaea.
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