Enoch Meaning in English

word

US

ˈinək

EE-nuhk

UK

ˈiːnɒk

EE-nok

Definition

Enoch is a male given name, most commonly known as a figure in the Bible who was taken by God and did not die. It can also refer to various historical or literary figures with the same name.

Usage & Nuances

Used mainly as a proper name, historically and in religious contexts. 'Enoch' is most famous from the Old Testament. Rare as a modern English name; often appears in biblical discussions or literature.

• Spanish: Enoc
• Portuguese (BR): Enoque
• Portuguese (PT): Enoque
• Chinese (Simplified): 以诺
• Chinese (Traditional): 以諾
• Hindi: ईनोख
• Arabic: أخنوخ
• Bengali: এনক
• Russian: Енох
• Japanese: エノク
• Vietnamese: Enoch
• Korean: 에녹
• Turkish: Hanok (Enok) - Enoch
• Urdu: حنوک
• Indonesian: Henokh - Enoch

Example Sentences

Enoch is a character in the Bible.

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My friend's name is Enoch.

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Some books tell the story of Enoch.

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People often debate what happened to Enoch in ancient texts.

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I've never met anyone named Enoch before.

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Some scholars study the 'Book of Enoch' for historical insights.

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