itämaan tietäjät

FINCE → TR

Tanım

•Magi, Three Wise men

Diğer Dillerde

AlmancaHeilige Drei Könige, Weise aus dem Morgenland /ˈhaɪ̯lɪɡə dʁaɪ̯ ˈkøːnɪɡə/
the Magi, Three Wise Men
eş: Dreikönig, Dreikönigstag, Dreikönigsfest, Erscheinung des Herrn, Epiphanias, Epiphanie
köken: Literally, “Three Holy Kings”, from the extra-Biblical belief that the Magi were three in number and were rulers among their peoples.
FransızcaRois mages
plural of roi mage
İspanyolcamagos, Magos, Reyes Magos, Tres Reyes
masculine plural of mago
İtalyancamaghi, Maghi, Magi, Re Magi /ˈma.ɡi/
masculine plural of mago
eş: indovini, veggenti, chiaroveggenti, stregoni, fattucchieri, divinatori
Rusçaволхвы́, куде́сники, ма́ги, мудрецы́
Arapçaمَجُوس
Farsçaمغان, مغها /mu.ˈɣaːn/
plural of مغ (moġ)
Felemenkçedrie koningen, wijzen uit het oosten
Portekizcereis magos
YunancaΜάγοι
ονομαστική και κλητική πληθυντικού του μάγος
Japonca賢者 /kẽ̞ɲ̟d͡ʑa̠/
a wise man; a sage
aile: 賢者の石, 賢者タイム
Macarcaháromkirályok, napkeleti bölcsek
Latincemagi, Magi
inflection of magus: · genitive singular
Dancade hellige tre konger, de tre vise mænd
VietnamcaBa Vua
KatalancaReis d'Orient
GaliçyacaOs Reis Magos
Arnavutçatre dijetárët, tre máget, tre mbrétërit
TagalogcaMago, Tatlong Hari /ˈmaɡo/
magician
köken: Borrowed from Spanish mago, from Latin magus, from Ancient Greek μάγος (mágos).
Cebuanomago
Philippine tarsier (Carlito syrichta)
köken: From Spanish mago, from Latin magus, from Ancient Greek μάγος (mágos).
astReis Magos
cmn賢者 /贤者
gdNa Druidhean, Na Trì Rìghrean
grcμάγοι, Μάγοι
shmagi
sycܡܓܘܫܐ

Etimoloji

Itämaan (“from the Orient”) + tietäjät (“wise men”)