Ezekiel

/ɪˈziːkiəl/

noune · ze · ki · el

Think: “EZ” + “E” + “KIEL” (like a ship’s keel) → EZ-E-KIEL.

Yes, it's Ezekiel. Keep the middle as **-eki-**: E**ze**k**i**el (not *Ezekial*).

Definitions

  1. nounA male given name from the Bible.
  2. nounA major prophet in the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament; the book of the Bible named for him.

Examples

  • “Ezekiel wrote vivid visions that are still studied today.”
  • “My cousin Ezekiel goes by “Zeke” at school.”
  • “In literature class, we discussed themes from the Book of Ezekiel.”

Synonyms

Zekeprophetbiblical figureOld Testament prophet

Translations

ES EzequielPT EzequielFR Ézéchiel

Common misspellings

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