How do you pronounce iesus nazarenus rex iudaeorum?

Answer 1

INRI, the Latin abbreviation often shown at the top of Crucifixes stands for:

Iesvs Nazarenvs Rex Ivdaeorvm

The English translation is Jesus of Nazareth King of Jeruselum or King of the Jews.

The easiest way to pronounce the Latin is:

YAY-sus (like Dr Seuss)

Naz - ah - RAY - noose

Wrecks

yoo - day - or - oom

Answer 2

Catholic AnswerIESUS NAZARENUS REX IUDAEORUM is Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews. Latin inscription over the cross of Christ on Calvary. Abbreviated I.N.R.I. (There is no "J" in traditional Latin, and wasn't in Church Latin until John Paul II announced that that was a "J" in his signature. When those who worked at the Vatican told the newly elected Pontiff that there was no J in Latin, he replied, "There is now."

Answer 3

There is no "j" in Latin, so the "I" in "Iesus" is pronounced "yah zeus", "iudaeorum" "you da orum" nazarenus and rex are both as they are spelled.

Answer 4

In Ri = v R is It

Answer 5

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