Crucifixes Meaning in English
word · lemma: crucifix
ˈkɹusəˌfɪksɪz
KROO-suh-fik-siz
kɹˈuːsɪfˌɪksɪz
kroo-SIF-ik-siz
Definition
Crosses with a representation of Jesus on them, used as religious symbols, especially in Christianity.
Usage & Nuances
'Crucifix' specifically refers to a cross that includes an image of Jesus, not just a plain cross. Common in Catholic and Orthodox contexts. Not to be confused with 'crosses,' which can be plain. Often seen in homes, churches, or worn as necklaces.
Spanish: crucifijosPortuguese (BR): crucifixosPortuguese (PT): crucifixosChinese (Simplified): 十字架像Chinese (Traditional): 十字架像Hindi: क्रूसifix (क्रूस के चित्र) - क्रूसifixोंArabic: صلبان مع المسيحBengali: ক্রুসিফিক্সRussian: распятияJapanese: 十字架（イエス像付き）Vietnamese: thánh giá Chúa Giê-suKorean: 십자가상Turkish: haçlar (İsa tasvirli)Urdu: صلیبیں (مسیح کے مجسمے کے ساتھ)Indonesian: salib Yesus - salib Kristus
Example Sentences
There are many crucifixes in the old church.
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My grandmother keeps several crucifixes at home.
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The shop sells necklaces with small crucifixes.
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He collects antique crucifixes from different countries.
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You'll often see crucifixes hanging above the doorway in Catholic homes.
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Some artists design modern crucifixes for churches and galleries.
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