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ulfila

/ˈʊl.fɪ.lə/

Traducción: Nombre propio referido a un obispo cristiano de origen capadocio, obispo de los visigodos en 341, que tradujo la Biblia del griego al gótico y a quien se atribuye tradicionalmente la creación del alfabeto gótico (311–382).

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/ˈʊl.fɪ.lə/formal
  • esNombre propio referido a un obispo cristiano de origen capadocio, obispo de los visigodos en 341, que tradujo la Biblia del griego al gótico y a quien se atribuye tradicionalmente la creación del alfabeto gótico (311–382).

A proper noun referring to a Christian bishop of Cappadocian descent who became bishop of the Visigoths in 341, translated the Bible from Greek into Gothic, and is traditionally credited with inventing the Gothic alphabet (311–382).

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  1. Bishop and translatorC2formal

    A 4th-century Christian bishop and missionary who translated the Bible into the Gothic language and is traditionally credited with inventing the Gothic alphabet.

    esUlfilas (obispo y traductor)

    • Ulfila is known for his translation of the Bible into Gothic.
    • He became bishop of the Visigoths in 341 AD.
    • Ulfila's Gothic alphabet was a major contribution to Germanic linguistics.