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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPeché
/peˈʃe/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
An act of transgression against divine law or moral principles.
"He confessed his peché to the priest during the service." - 2
A fault or error in judgment.
"Her peché in the decision-making process led to unforeseen consequences."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'peché' originates from the Latin 'peccatum', meaning 'sin' or 'fault'. It evolved through Old French before being adopted into various Romance languages, including Italian and Spanish, where it retains a similar meaning related to moral transgressions.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Peché" is said worldwide
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Péchés
Transliteration: peʃe
"Il a avoué ses péchés au prêtre."
Sünde
Transliteration: zʏndə
"Er gestand seine Sünde dem Priester."
Peccato
Transliteration: pekˈkaːto
"Ha confessato il suo peccato al prete."
Pecado
Transliteration: peˈkaðo
"Confesó su pecado al sacerdote."
Pecado
Transliteration: peˈkadu
"Ele confessou seu pecado ao padre."
पाप
Transliteration: pāp
"उसने पादरी को अपने पापों की स्वीकार किया।"
罪
Transliteration: zuì
"他向神父忏悔了他的罪。"
죄
Transliteration: joe
"그는 신부에게 자신의 죄를 고백했다."
罪
Transliteration: tsumi
"彼は神父に自分の罪を告白した。"
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