Quasimodo in Portuguese
Quasimodo in Portuguese is quasímodo — Quasimodo means the first Sunday after Easter.
Quasimodo in Portuguese
quasímodo
(Christianity) The first Sunday after Easter Sunday.
What does "Quasimodo" mean?
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noun The first Sunday after Easter.
"The church observes Quasimodo Sunday with a special reading."
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Quasimodo in a sentence
- The church observes Quasimodo Sunday with a special reading.
- Quasimodo falls exactly one week after Easter Sunday.
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What is "Quasimodo" in Portuguese?
"Quasimodo" in Portuguese is quasímodo. Quasimodo means: The first Sunday after Easter.
How do you use "Quasimodo" in a sentence?
Example: "The church observes Quasimodo Sunday with a special reading." In Portuguese, "Quasimodo" is quasímodo.
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