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Phagiphany

Phagiphany proper noun: jesus' miracle of the feeding of the five thousand, commemorated in the Feast of the Epiphany.

Proper noun

Phagiphany

  1. (rare) Jesus' miracle of the feeding of the five thousand, commemorated in the Feast of the Epiphany.

Origin of Phagiphany

From phago- + -i- + -phany. The -i- infix is a consequence of the word's coinage in Latin (phagiphania).

Questions about Phagiphany

What does Phagiphany mean?
Phagiphany means jesus' miracle of the feeding of the five thousand, commemorated in the Feast of the Epiphany.
What part of speech is Phagiphany?
Phagiphany is a proper noun.

Words near Phagiphany in the dictionary

  1. phagget
  2. phaggets
  3. phaggot
  4. phaggots
  5. phagic
  6. Phagiphany
  7. phagism
  8. phagnalon
  9. phagnalons
  10. phago-
  11. phagocidal

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