Melchizedek
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A male name taken from the king and priest in the Bible
- proper noun
- /mɛlˈkɪzəˌdɛk/
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Melquisedec
- They named their son Melchizedek after the ancestor mentioned in the Old Testament.
Examples
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The name Melchizedek is rare but carries significant historical and religious meaning.
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They named their son Melchizedek after the biblical king who served as a priest.
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In the story, Melchizedek is described as both a king and a priest.
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His name is Melchizedek.
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Have you heard of Melchizedek?
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In the Bible, Melchizedek is a king and priest who blesses Abraham.
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Many parents choose the name Melchizedek for its rich historical and spiritual significance.
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Melchizedek comes from Hebrew malki ('my king') and tzedek ('righteousness'), so the name means 'king of righteousness' and people who use it give a child a strong, moral and royal image.