Abraham (en. Abraham)
/a.bra.am/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Name of Hebrew origin, known for being the patriarchal figure in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Abraham was the founder of the people of Israel.
Abraham fue el fundador del pueblo de Israel.
Biblical character who received God's promise of being the father of a great nation.
In Christian tradition, Abraham is seen as a model of faith.
En la tradición cristiana, Abraham es visto como un modelo de fe.
Etymology
The name 'Abraham' comes from the Hebrew 'Avraham', which means 'father of many nations'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Abraham and faith
Reference to Abraham's unwavering faith in God.
Abraham y la fe
Children of Abraham
Term used to refer to the descendants of Abraham, including Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
Hijos de Abraham
Related Words
Isaac
Son of Abraham, known as the second patriarch of the people of Israel.
Isaac
Sarah
Wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac.
Sara
Covenant
The agreement established between Abraham and God.
Covenio
Slang Meanings
It is sometimes used to refer to someone who is a leader or important figure.
That guy is a real Abraham among his friends.
Ese tipo es un verdadero Abraham entre sus amigos.
In some colloquial contexts, it can refer to a generous or paternal person.
He always helps everyone; he is a true Abraham.
Siempre ayuda a todos, es un Abraham de verdad.