Definition
Definition of vulgate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
languagethe vernacular language of a people
- He spoke in the vulgate of his region.
2.
literaturecommon version of a text
- The Vulgate is a Latin version of the Bible.
Origin of vulgate
Latin, vulgāre (to make common)
Terms with vulgate included in their meaning
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religion
English translation of the Vulgate by Roman Catholic scholars
Examples of vulgate in a sentence
Songs in the vulgate often resonate with the common folk. The vulgate of the novel was widely read. Scholars debated the accuracy of the vulgate text.
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- French:langue vernaculaire, vulgate, ...
- German:Volkssprache, Vulgata, ...
- Italian:volgare, Vulgata, ...
- Spanish:vulgata, Vulgata, ...
- Portuguese:língua vernácula, Vulgata, ...
- Chinese:方言, 通俗版本, ...
- Japanese:方言, ウルガタ, ...
- Arabic:اللغة العامية, النَّص الشَّائِع, ...
- Hebrew:שָׂפָה מְדֻבֶּרֶת, גִּרְסָה נְפוֹצָה, ...
- Russian:вульгарный язык, вульгата, ...
- Ukrainian:народна мова, вульгата, ...
- Hindi:जनभाषा, प्रचलित पाठ, ...
Definition of Vulgate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
religionTECH. the official Latin Bible of the Roman Catholic ChurchTECH.
- The Vulgate was revised in 1592.
- Scholars often refer to the Vulgate for accuracy.
- The Vulgate has been a crucial text for centuries.
Origin of Vulgate
Latin, vulgata (common)
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- French:Vulgate, ...
- German:Vulgata, ...
- Italian:Vulgata, ...
- Spanish:Vulgata, ...
- Portuguese:Vulgata, ...
- Chinese:武加大译本, ...
- Japanese:ウルガタ, ...
- Arabic:الفولغات, ...
- Hebrew:ווּלְגָטָה, ...
- Russian:Вульгата, ...
- Ukrainian:Вульгата, ...
- Hindi:वुलगेट, ...
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