Re: A question for the experts
in reply to a message by Magia
I would guess that the -ph- spelling is because the New Testament was written in Greek. It would truly amaze me if Aramaic, which is a Semitic language, had the same spelling convention.
In English we spell it Cephas, still with an S sound at the beginning! What does it look like in the Spanish translation?
In English we spell it Cephas, still with an S sound at the beginning! What does it look like in the Spanish translation?
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Hi Anneza,
Cephas, in Spanish would be prn. SEH-pass. What I am looking for is something spelled Cefas or Sefas, to prn it SEH-phas, in Spanish.
Thank you for teh piece of knowledge,
Magia
Cephas, in Spanish would be prn. SEH-pass. What I am looking for is something spelled Cefas or Sefas, to prn it SEH-phas, in Spanish.
Thank you for teh piece of knowledge,
Magia