Luke
luːk
Definition

Definition of Luke - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
namesmale given name
  • Luke is coming to the party tonight.
2.
star warsmain character in Star Wars
  • Luke Skywalker is a Jedi hero.
Jedi
3.
evangelistTECH.author traditionally credited with writing the third Gospel in the New TestamentTECH.
  • Luke is often depicted with a winged ox.
apostle disciple evangelist
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Origin of Luke

Greek, Loukas (from Lucania)

Terms with Luke included in their meaning

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Christianity
related to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke
Christianity
Gospel canticle from Luke 1:68–79
Luc.abbr.
abr: Luke
one of the four Gospels in the Bible
Luk.abbr.
abr: Luke
book in the New Testament of the Bible
religion
the hymn of the Virgin Mary in Luke 1:46-55
Christianity
canticle from Luke 2:29-32 used in services

Examples of Luke in a sentence

  • I met Luke at the conference last year.
  • Luke is central to the Star Wars saga.
  • Fans eagerly await new stories about Luke.
  • Luke wrote one of the four Gospels.
  • Many scholars study the works of Luke.

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  1. French:Luc, Luke, ...
  2. German:Luke, Lukas, ...
  3. Italian:Luca, Luke Skywalker, ...
  4. Spanish:Luke, Lucas, ...
  5. Portuguese:Luke, Lucas, ...
  6. Chinese:卢克, 路加, ...
  7. Japanese:ルーク, ルカ, ...
  8. Arabic:لوك, لُوقا, ...
  9. Hebrew:לוּק, לוּקַס, ...
  10. Russian:Люк, Лука, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Люк, Лука, ...
  12. Hindi:ल्यूक, ...

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