Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
manases
Proper Noun
/mɑːˈnæsɪz/
Definition
Manases is a name commonly associated with historical or religious contexts, often used in biblical texts.
Examples
- Manases was known for his complex relationship with faith and his people’s traditions.
- The story of Manases illustrates the themes of redemption and forgiveness in religious texts.
Meaning
The term manases generally refers to a character from biblical history, specifically one of the kings of Judah, known for his long reign and significant impact on the culture and religion of the time.
Synonyms
- Manasseh
- Manasses (alternative spelling)