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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPeccato
Pronunciation / Transliteration: pekˈkaːto
"Ha confessato il suo peccato al prete."
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 word 'peché' originates from the Latin 'peccatum', meaning 'sin' or 'fault'. It evolved through Old French, where it retained its moral connotation, referring to a transgression against divine law or moral principles.
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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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