Emmanuel in Russian
Emmanuel in Russian is Эммануи́л, Эммануэ́ль — Emmanuel means a Hebrew name meaning 'God with us', used in the Book of Isaiah as the name of a promised child and applied in the New Testament to Jesus; it is a common title for Christ, especially in Christmas hymns and readings.
Emmanuel in Russian
What does "Emmanuel" mean?
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noun A Hebrew name meaning 'God with us', used in the Book of Isaiah as the name of a promised child and applied in the New Testament to Jesus; it is a common title for Christ, especially in Christmas hymns and readings.
"The carol begins 'O come, O come, Emmanuel'."
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noun A male given name, used widely in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries and among Christian communities worldwide.
"Emmanuel joined the team from the Ivory Coast."
Emmanuel in a sentence
- The carol begins 'O come, O come, Emmanuel'.
- Matthew quotes Isaiah and says the child will be called Emmanuel, God with us.
- Emmanuel joined the team from the Ivory Coast.
Similar words in Russian
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Emmanuel" in Russian?
"Emmanuel" in Russian is Эммануи́л, Эммануэ́ль. Emmanuel means: A Hebrew name meaning 'God with us', used in the Book of Isaiah as the name of a promised child and applied in the New Testament to Jesus; it is a common title for Christ, especially in Christmas hymns and readings.
How do you pronounce Эммануи́л?
"Emmanuel" in Russian is Эммануи́л, pronounced "Emmanuil".
How do you use "Emmanuel" in a sentence?
Example: "The carol begins 'O come, O come, Emmanuel'." In Russian, "Emmanuel" is Эммануи́л, Эммануэ́ль.
Are there other ways to say "Emmanuel" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Emmanuel": Эммануи́л, Эммануэ́ль.
