English to Greek Meaning of j - ι

J :

J :: ιJed :: Jed

← Ivy

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Definitions of j in English

Symbol(1) (in electrical engineering and electronics) the imaginary quantity equal to the square root of minus one.
Noun(1) the tenth letter of the alphabet.(2) a shape like that of a capital J.(3) used instead of I as the Roman numeral for one in final position.
Abbreviation(1) jack (used in describing play in card games).

Examples of j in English

(1) Livingstone served only ten years on a conventional mission station, and even then he spent much time itinerating through villages that had never before heard the Christian gospel.(2) In his later years, Peter itinerated among churches, playing a supportive role through his North of England Ministry.(3) He visited every crossroads, village, and town from the Canadian forests to the Louisiana bayous - along with three itinerating trips to England and Ireland.(4) For the last 20 years I have worked full time as an itinerating evangelist.(5) There had to be a general exposure of the community to Christianity by widespread itineration - only then should missionaries initiate more intense teaching and preaching directed at individuals.(6) Lloyd-Jones itinerated , preaching the great doctrines of the faith with such clarity.

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Noun

1. joule ::

μονάδα ενέργειας ή έργου

Different Forms

j, jed

English to Greek Dictionary: j

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English to Greek Dictionary: j

Meaning and definitions of j, translation in Greek language for j with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of j in Greek and in English language.

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