Tyndale
- proper noun
- /ˈtɪn.deɪl/
- The early English translator of the Bible, William Tyndale, was harsher.
- William Tyndale
Examples
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The original Tyndale was executed by government authority for printing the Bible in English.
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Or how about William Tyndale, the leading translator of the Bible into English?
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The names that came up were John Wycliffe and William Tyndale.
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"For Tyndale, God's word stood over and against all human traditions and opinions.
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William Tyndale was a groundbreaking scholar whose translations of the Bible into English greatly influenced Protestantism.
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Tyndale's efforts to make the Scriptures accessible in English laid the groundwork for future translations, including the King James Bible.
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In his time, William Tyndale was known for his profound dedication to translating the Bible, which ultimately cost him his life.
Synonyms
An English translator who made the Bible readable in English and influenced later English Bibles
An English scholar who made the first English Bible translation from Hebrew and Greek sources
An English scholar who translated the Bible into English and was executed for Protestant beliefs
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tyndale is the name of William Tyndale, the English scholar who translated the Bible into everyday English so people could read it themselves. The last name Tyndale probably comes from a place name made of Tyne, meaning 'river', and dale, meaning 'valley', so a helpful way to remember him is to think 'Tyne valley' and that he brought the Bible into English.