Miriam in Latin
Miriam in Latin is Maria — Miriam means a biblical figure, the sister of Moses and Aaron; also a common female given name derived from her.
Miriam in Latin
Maria
(biblical character) The sister of Moses and Aaron and the daughter of Amram and Jochebed.
What does "Miriam" mean?
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noun A biblical figure, the sister of Moses and Aaron; also a common female given name derived from her.
"Miriam is remembered in the Bible for leading the women in song after crossing the Red Sea."
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- Miriam is remembered in the Bible for leading the women in song after crossing the Red Sea.
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What is "Miriam" in Latin?
"Miriam" in Latin is Maria. Miriam means: A biblical figure, the sister of Moses and Aaron; also a common female given name derived from her.
How do you use "Miriam" in a sentence?
Example: "Miriam is remembered in the Bible for leading the women in song after crossing the Red Sea." In Latin, "Miriam" is Maria.
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