Aaronic

Pronunciation: /ɛˈrɑnɪk/

Definitions of aaronic

adjective relating to or characteristic of Aaron, the brother of Moses in the Bible

Example Sentences

A1 The Aaronic priesthood is an important part of the Mormon faith.

A2 The Aaronic lineage can be traced back for generations.

B1 The Aaronic blessing was recited during the ceremony.

B2 The Aaronic covenant is a key aspect of the religious teachings.

C1 The Aaronic priesthood holds specific responsibilities within the church.

C2 The Aaronic lineage is considered sacred and revered by followers.

Examples of aaronic in a Sentence

formal The Aaronic priesthood is a significant aspect of the Mormon faith.

informal My friend just got ordained into the Aaronic priesthood.

slang Dude, did you see that Aaronic guy at the church event?

figurative The Aaronic lineage is considered to be of noble descent.

Grammatical Forms of aaronic

• past tense: Aaronicized
• plural: Aaronics
• comparative: more Aaronic
• superlative: most Aaronic
• present tense: Aaronicizes
• future tense: will Aaronicize
• perfect tense: has Aaronicized
• continuous tense: is Aaronicizing
• singular: Aaronic
• positive degree: Aaronic
• infinitive: to Aaronicize
• gerund: Aaronicizing
• participle: Aaronicized

Origin and Evolution of aaronic

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Hebrew

Story behind the word: The word 'aaronic' originated from the name Aaron, who was the brother of Moses in the Old Testament of the Bible.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to anything related to or resembling Aaron, the word 'aaronic' has evolved to primarily describe things associated with the priesthood or high priests in various religious contexts.