Jesse in Latin
Jesse in Latin is Iesse — Jesse means a decorative artwork, often a stained-glass window or branching candlestick, showing the family tree leading to Christ.
Jesse in Latin
Iesse
(biblical character) The son of Obed and the father of king David.
What does "Jesse" mean?
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noun A decorative artwork, often a stained-glass window or branching candlestick, showing the family tree leading to Christ.
"The cathedral's west window is a magnificent Jesse tree in stained glass."
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Jesse in a sentence
- The cathedral's west window is a magnificent Jesse tree in stained glass.
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What is "Jesse" in Latin?
"Jesse" in Latin is Iesse. Jesse means: A decorative artwork, often a stained-glass window or branching candlestick, showing the family tree leading to Christ.
How do you use "Jesse" in a sentence?
Example: "The cathedral's west window is a magnificent Jesse tree in stained glass." In Latin, "Jesse" is Iesse.
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