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Manasses
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manasses
English
Alternative forms
en Manasseh
Etymology
From en la Manasses, from en grc-koi Μανασσῆς, from en hbo מְנַשֶּׁה Mənaše + en grc -ς forming nouns.
Pronunciation
en /məˈnæsɪz/
Proper noun
en Manasseh, en male Biblical Hebrew 1, particularly several biblical figures.
Anagrams
en aaemnsss Maassens
en male given names from Latin male given names from Koine Greek
Latin
Alternative forms
la Manasserus
Etymology
From la grc-koi Μανασσῆς in the Septuagint, from la hbo מְנַשֶּׁה Mənašše.
Pronunciation
Manassē̆s
Proper noun
((Manassēs<1.Greek>,Manasses/Manass<3>)) m
la male Biblical Hebrew Manasseh,Manasses, particularly several biblical characters.
Declension
((Manassēs<1.Greek>,Manasses/Manass<3>))
Descendants
en Manasses Manasseh 1
fr Manassé
it Manasse
la Biblical characters
Old Czech
Etymology
Ultimately from zlw-ocs hbo מְנַשֶּׁה Mənašše.
Pronunciation
Proper noun
m-pr Manasseóv
Manasseh, Manasses, zlw-ocs male Biblical Hebrew
Declension
m.pr
Further reading
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