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lazarus

/ˈlæz.ə.rəs/

Übersetzung: Eigenname, der sich auf eine Person bezieht, meist auf eine Figur religiöser Texte, die für ihre Auferstehung von den Toten oder als Bettler im Gleichnis bekannt ist.

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noun

/ˈlæz.ə.rəs/C1formal
  • deEigenname, der sich auf eine Person bezieht, meist auf eine Figur religiöser Texte, die für ihre Auferstehung von den Toten oder als Bettler im Gleichnis bekannt ist.

A proper noun referring to a person, typically a figure from religious texts, known for being raised from the dead or as a beggar in a parable.

unzählbar · Eigenname

  1. Biblical figure raised from the deadC1formal

    A man from Bethany whom Jesus miraculously raised from the dead after four days in the tomb, as described in the Gospel of John. This event intensified opposition against Jesus.

    debiblische Figur, von den Toten auferweckt

    • Jesus called out, 'Lazarus, come out!' and the dead man emerged.
    • The raising of Lazarus was one of Jesus's most powerful miracles.
    • After Lazarus was revived, many people believed in Jesus.
  2. Parable of the rich man and the beggarC1formal

    A poor, diseased beggar in one of Jesus's parables who longed for scraps from a rich man's table. After death, he was comforted in Abraham's bosom while the rich man suffered.

    deGleichnis vom reichen Mann und armen Lazarus

    • In the parable, Lazarus the beggar lay covered with sores at the rich man's gate.
    • The rich man ignored Lazarus during his life but begged for his help after death.
    • The story of Lazarus and the rich man teaches about compassion and justice.
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  • lazaruses plural form
  • lazaruses' possessive plural form
  • lazarus's possessive singular form
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