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Epifania
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epifania epifanía epifanią Epifanía Epifanią
Catalan
ca:
Etymology
ca la epiphanīa, from ca grc ἐπιφάνεια manifestation, striking appearance.
Pronunciation
ca ia
ca E pi fa ni a
Proper noun
f l'Epifania
Epiphany Christian feast
ca Christianity Holidays
Italian
it:
Etymology 1
it la epiphanīa, from it grc ἐπιφάνεια manifestation, striking appearance. it Befana.
Pronunciation
it ia 5
Epifanìa
Proper noun
f Epifanie<l:rare> l'Epifania
Epiphany Christian feast
it Befana feast popular
Coordinate terms
it Re Magi
Etymology 2
Directly borrowed from it grc ἐπιφάνεια 1.
Pronunciation
Epifània
Proper noun
f
it female Ancient Greek Epifanio someone born around Epiphany
it Christianity Holidays
it heteronyms
Polish
pl:
Etymology
pl :lbor la-lat:Epiphanīa 2 1
Pronunciation
[ńj] epifania E.pi.fan.ia
Proper noun
f
pl Christianity Epiphany appearance of Jesus Christ to the Magi
pl Objawienie Pańskie
pl Christianity Epiphany Christian feast
pl Objawienie Pańskie Trzech Króli
Declension
s
Related terms
pl adjectives epifaniczny epifanijny
pl noun epifania
Further reading
pl Calendar
Portuguese
pt:+
Etymology
pt :lbor la:epiphanīa<ety:uder<grc:ἐπιφάνεια<t:manifestation, striking appearance>>> 2 1
Pronunciation
Ēpifania,+
pt E pi fa ni a
Proper noun
f
Epiphany Christian feast
pt Dia de Reis
pt Christianity Holidays
Swahili
sw:
Proper noun
sw proper noun
Epiphany Christian feast
sw Christianity Holidays