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daniel

/ˈdæn.jəl/

Traduction: Nom propre désignant un prénom masculin d'origine hébraïque, associé au prophète biblique connu pour sa sagesse et sa protection divine dans la fosse aux lions.

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/ˈdæn.jəl/B2formal
  • frNom propre désignant un prénom masculin d'origine hébraïque, associé au prophète biblique connu pour sa sagesse et sa protection divine dans la fosse aux lions.

A proper noun referring to a male given name of Hebrew origin, also associated with a biblical prophet known for his wisdom and divine protection in a lions' den.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. Biblical figureB2formal

    A prophet from the Old Testament who was taken to Babylon and protected by God in a den of lions.

    frDaniel (prophète)

    • Daniel was thrown into the lions' den for his faith.
    • The story of Daniel is found in the Book of Daniel.
    • Daniel's unwavering faith inspired many generations.
  2. Wise judgeC1formal

    A person known for wisdom and upright judgment, as referenced in Shakespeare.

    frJuge sage

    • He acted as a Daniel in the courtroom, delivering a fair verdict.
    • The community respected him as a Daniel for his wise decisions.
    • Shakespeare wrote of a Daniel come to judgment.

    Synonymesadjudicatorarbitersagesolomon

  3. Book of the BibleB2formal

    The Old Testament book containing the prophecies and experiences of Daniel.

    frLivre de Daniel

    • The Book of Daniel includes apocalyptic visions.
    • Scholars study the Book of Daniel for its historical context.
    • Daniel is one of the major prophetic books in the Bible.
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  • daniels plural form
  • daniels' possessive plural form
  • daniel's possessive singular form
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