zacharias
IPA: zækɝˈaɪʌs
Root Word: Zacharias
noun
- A male given name from Hebrew.
- Alternative form of Zechariah [(biblical) A king of Israel mentioned in the second book of Kings.]
Examples of "zacharias" in Sentences
- Manipulating it seems to be part of their playbook e.g. the zacharias moussaoui trial
- And Judas departed from the citadel and encamped at Beth-zacharias, opposite the king's camp.
- Judas, who was able at this time to rally an army of ten thousand men, met the Syrian host near the town of Beth-zacharias, a little north of
- Then the king rose early in the morning and had his army set out at full speed along the road to Beth-zacharias and his forces prepared for battle and the trumpets were sounded.
- November 8, 2009 zacharias wei, aku tgk kedah v selangor last year, takde pulak nak bakar2 ... samanosuke_04 adeh, sebagai rakyat Kelantan, malu betol aku ngan penyokong2 ... bajiku.
- Beth-zur, where Judas Maccabeus won such a victory that he was able to rededicate the Temple, and Beth-zacharias, through whose broad valley-roads the Syrian elephants wound their heavy way, to drive Judas back on his precarious base at the capital.