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Korah

Korah proper noun: a biblical character who rebelled against Moses.

Proper noun

Korah

  1. A biblical character who rebelled against Moses.

Korah meaning in Arabic, Indonesian, Persian and Vietnamese

Korah in Arabic

biblical character
قَارُون qārūn, قُورَح qūraḥ

Korah in Indonesian

biblical character
Karun, Korah

Korah in Persian

biblical character
قارون qârun

Korah in Vietnamese

biblical character
Cô-rắc, Cô-rê, Cô Rê

Forms of Korah

alternative formKorach
alternative form (obsolete)Core

Origin of Korah

From Hebrew קורח / קֹרַח (kórakh).

Words formed from Korah

Questions about Korah

What does Korah mean?
Korah means a biblical character who rebelled against Moses.
What is Korah in Arabic?
Korah in Arabic is قَارُون (qārūn), قُورَح (qūraḥ). See Korah meaning in Arabic.
What part of speech is Korah?
Korah is a proper noun.

Words near Korah in the dictionary

  1. kora-koras
  2. koracan
  3. koradji
  4. koradjis
  5. koragoite
  6. Korah
  7. Korahite
  8. Korahites
  9. Korahitic
  10. korai
  11. Koraishite

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