Definition
Definition of Baruch - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namescommon first name for boys
- Baruch is going to the park.
2.
biblical figureTECH. disciple and secretary of JeremiahTECH.
- Baruch was a loyal disciple of Jeremiah.
3.
historical figureRare US economic advisor to US PresidentsRare US
- Baruch advised several US Presidents on economic matters.
4.
religious textTECH. book in the Apocrypha traditionally linked to Jeremiah's scribeTECH.
- The Book of Baruch is read in some traditions.
Origin of Baruch
Hebrew, Baruch (blessed)
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Examples of Baruch in a sentence
Everyone was excited to see Baruch perform on stage. Baruch's writings were studied by scholars. In ancient texts, Baruch is often mentioned. Baruch played a key role during the economic crisis. Historians study Baruch's influence on 20th-century policies. Scholars debate the historical context of Baruch.
Baruch is included in some biblical studies.
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- French:Baruch, ...
- German:Baruch, Buch Baruch, ...
- Italian:Baruch, Libro di Baruch, ...
- Spanish:Baruch, Baruc, ...
- Portuguese:Baruch, Baruc, ...
- Chinese:巴鲁克, 巴鲁克书, ...
- Japanese:バルーク, バルク, ...
- Arabic:بَارُوخ, سفر باروخ, ...
- Hebrew:בָּרוּךְ, בָּרוּךְ, ...
- Russian:Барух, Варух, ...
- Ukrainian:Барух, ...
- Hindi:बरूच, बरूख, ...
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