Associations to the word «Sirach»
Noun
- Wisdom
- Susanna
- Jeremiah
- Judith
- Sg
- Lam
- Apocalypse
- Solomon
- Bel
- Ob
- Esther
- Ria
- Pt
- Testament
- Ru
- Sm
- Psalm
- Enoch
- Rom
- Mk
- Mal
- Scroll
- Jesus
- Epistle
- Prologue
- Romans
- Scripture
- Canon
- Ben
- Genesis
- Na
- Jubilee
- Revelation
- Jerome
- Bible
- Kings
- Ruth
- Luke
- Joshua
- Matthew
- Phil
- Praise
- Mi
- Cairo
- Bce
- Prayer
- Samuel
- Book
- Text
- Jerusalem
- Manuscript
- Daniel
- Son
- Dragon
- Grandson
- Fragment
- Numbers
- Translation
- Scholar
- Job
- Literature
- Doctrine
- Sir
- Jews
- Letter
- Passage
- Tradition
- Author
- Chapter
- Angel
- Peter
- Mark
- Read
- Song
- Encyclopedia
- God
- Date
- Addition
- Ii
- Known
- Writing
- Version
Adverb
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Wiktionary
SIRACH, proper noun. (biblical) Ecclesiasticus, a book of the Bible.
Dictionary definition
SIRACH, noun. An Apocryphal book mainly of maxims (resembling Proverbs in that respect).
Wise words
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