Definition of Matthean in English:

Matthean

(also Matthaean)

adjective maˈθiːənməˈθiːən

Christian Church

Of, relating to, or characteristic of the evangelist St Matthew or the Gospel attributed to him.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Sanday (1843–1920), biblical scholar. From post-classical Latin Matthaeus Matthew (Vulgate; from Hellenistic Greek Ματθαῖος, variant (with change of suffix) of Ματθίας Matthias (Acts 1:23), shortened from Ματταθίας Mattathias (Septuagint; also Luke 3.25) from Hebrew Mattiṯyāh Mattithiah (1 Chron. 9:31), Mattiṯyāhū (1 Chron. 15:21), lit. ‘gift of Yahweh’) + -an.

Definition of Matthean in US English:

Matthean

(also Matthaean)

adjective

Christian Church

Of, relating to, or characteristic of the evangelist St Matthew or the Gospel attributed to him.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Sanday (1843–1920), biblical scholar. From post-classical Latin Matthaeus Matthew (Vulgate; from Hellenistic Greek Ματθαῖος, variant (with change of suffix) of Ματθίας Matthias (Acts 1:23), shortened from Ματταθίας Mattathias (Septuagint; also Luke 3.25) from Hebrew Mattiṯyāh Mattithiah (1 Chron. 9:31), Mattiṯyāhū (1 Chron. 15:21), lit. ‘gift of Yahweh’) + -an.

单词	Matthean
释义	Definition of Matthean in English: Matthean (also Matthaean) adjective maˈθiːənməˈθiːən Christian Church Of, relating to, or characteristic of the evangelist St Matthew or the Gospel attributed to him. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Sanday (1843–1920), biblical scholar. From post-classical Latin Matthaeus Matthew (Vulgate; from Hellenistic Greek Ματθαῖος, variant (with change of suffix) of Ματθίας Matthias (Acts 1:23), shortened from Ματταθίας Mattathias (Septuagint; also Luke 3.25) from Hebrew Mattiṯyāh Mattithiah (1 Chron. 9:31), Mattiṯyāhū (1 Chron. 15:21), lit. ‘gift of Yahweh’) + -an. Definition of Matthean in US English: Matthean (also Matthaean) adjective Christian Church Of, relating to, or characteristic of the evangelist St Matthew or the Gospel attributed to him. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Sanday (1843–1920), biblical scholar. From post-classical Latin Matthaeus Matthew (Vulgate; from Hellenistic Greek Ματθαῖος, variant (with change of suffix) of Ματθίας Matthias (Acts 1:23), shortened from Ματταθίας Mattathias (Septuagint; also Luke 3.25) from Hebrew Mattiṯyāh Mattithiah (1 Chron. 9:31), Mattiṯyāhū (1 Chron. 15:21), lit. ‘gift of Yahweh’) + -an.
随便看	red-ochred red-ochring redoes red oil redoing redolence redolence redolences redolency redolent redolently redolently redolent of redolent of/with redolent of/with redolent with redonation redondilla redondite Redondo Beach redone red onion Redon, Odilon red orpiment red osier