Miracle

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English

Etymology

From Old French miracle < Latin miraculum (object of wonder) < miror (to wonder at) < mirus (wonderful) < *smeiros < Proto-Indo-European *(s)mei- (to smile, to be astonished).

Noun

Singular Miracle

Plural {{{1}}}

Miracle ({{{1}}})

1. A wonderful event occurring in the physical world attributed to supernatural powers.
   • Many religious beliefs are based on miracles.

Derived terms

• miraculous
• miraculousness
• miraculously

Translations

wonderful event attributed to supernatural powers

Arabic: معجزة (móʕajiza) f. Armenian: please add this translation if you can Azeri: möcüzə az(az) Catalan: miracle ca(ca) m. Chinese: 奇迹 (qíjī) Czech: zázrak cs(cs) m. Dutch: wonder nl(nl) n., mirakel nl(nl) n. Esperanto: miraklo eo(eo) Estonian: ime et(et) Finnish: ihme fi(fi) French: miracle fr(fr) m. Georgian: მირაკლი ka(ka) (mirakli), სასწაული ka(ka) (sascauli), საკვირველება ka(ka) (sakvirveleba) German: Wunder de(de) n. Greek: θαύμα el(el) (thavma) n. Hebrew: נס he(he) (nes) m.

Icelandic: kraftaverk is(is) n. Irish: míorúilt ga(ga) f. Italian: miracolo it(it) m. Japanese: 奇跡 (きせき, kiseki) Korean: 기적 (gijeok) Norwegian: mirakel no(no) n., under no(no) n., underverk no(no) n. Persian: معجزه (mo'jeze) Polish: cud pl(pl) m. Portuguese: milagre pt(pt) m. Russian: чудо ru(ru) (čúdo) n. Spanish: milagro es(es) m. Swedish: mirakel sv(sv) n., under sv(sv) n. Turkish: mucize tr(tr) Welsh: gwyrth cy(cy) West Frisian: wûnder fy(fy) n.

Anagrams

• aceilmr,
• claimer
• reclaim

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Catalan

Noun

Miracle m. (plural Miracles)

1. miracle

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French

Pronunciation

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Noun

Miracle m. (plural Miracles)

1. miracle

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