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Greek to English
Translating words from Greek to English requires the use of a Greek-English dictionary or a web-based translator. Consulting a person fluent with the language will greatly help in learning the correct pronunciation of words.
638 Questions
What is New Testament Greek word for entertainment?
Strong's Greek 619 is the closest word I can find that has that broad of a scope as it does in English. Apolausis is the word meaning to have the faculty or experience of enjoyment, to take pleasure in. Hope it helps.
"(For the Father judges no man, but has committed all judgment unto the Son: That all men) may acknowledge the status (of the Son, even as they value the Father)" is a proper translation, other than "honor" for the word τιμῶσι (timōsi) in The New Testament passage John 5:23. The Greek verb is in the third person plural of the active subjunctive and translates more literally as "they may set a price on (value something at a price)," and less literally as "they may honor (regard, reverence)," in English. The pronunciation will be "tee-MO-see" in Aeginan Greek.
Peirasmos is a Greek word used in the New Testament that can be translated into a combination of "temptation", "trial" and "test".
What language does the suffix omy come from?
If you mean the ending in words like mastectomy and anatomy then it's not suffix, but the compound Greek word -tomy τομή [tomee] = cutting
How do you say bartender in greek?
hm... bartender would be "inohOos" (the "i" is pronounced as in "inter", the"h" is pronounced as in "hot", the "o" is pronounced as in "odd", the CAPITALISED letter "O" is where the tone of the word goes) i hope you'll manage to get it right. HOWEVER, everybody would laugh at you if you said this in a bar. "Inohoos" is a pretty refined word. No one uses it nowadays. You should better stick to "barman" :]
Why is the giraffe's scientific name 'Camelopardalis'?
It is from the Greek word and was chosen because the animal looks a little like a camel and is spotted like a leopard.
What letters are the vowels in the greek alphabet?
Greek has letters for consonants and vowels, and is the first writing system to have both.
The Hebrew alphabet only has consonants, and originally had no way of writing vowels. A system for indicating vowels using dots and dashes was developed in the 10th century and is used today in some books, particularly prayer books, poetry books, and children's books. But most publications do not include vowels.
Does word Psyche come from Greek or Latin?
No, it comes from the Greek psyche, meaning mind, and logos, meaning explanation.
How do you pronounce the Greek word 'presbuteros'?
"Prez-BOO-tery-roos" is a way to pronounce the Greek word presbuteros. The noun translates as "elder" in English. It will be written Ï€ÏεσβÏτεÏος in Greek.
It literally means "Hey Bitch." Skeela is a derogatory word that means bitch.
it is translated to:pale girl,come on for a walk to have a snowball fight
How do you spell evangelos in greek?
Ευάγγελος (proper name) pronounced evangelos (nglike in angry not like in angel).
Ευάγγελος < εύ (=good, well) + άγγελος (=angel, messenger).
So ευάγγελος means the 'good messenger'.
What does the greek dance word oopa mean?
"Opa" not "Oopa" doesn't mean anything. It is just a saying that is used during Greek celebrations...sometimes. Movies tend to over exaggerate the use of "opa." Many times it is not ever used.
What does Courtney mean in Greek?
Courtney is not a Greek name, and has no Greek equivalent. The name Courtney (or Courtenay) came to England with the Norman Conquest in 1066. Courtney has also been associated with the French nickname 'court nez' meaning short or snub-nosed.
Which word is derived from Greek word for ligare?
This would be "Ally" meaning to form a connection between : unite; especially : to join in an alliance
