Eden

Pronunciation: /ˈiːdən/

Definitions of Eden

noun a female given name

Example Sentences

A1 Eden is a beautiful garden in the Bible.

A2 Many people believe that Eden was a paradise on Earth.

B1 The concept of Eden symbolizes a place of perfection and harmony.

B2 Some cultures have different interpretations of what Eden represents.

C1 The story of Eden is often analyzed in religious and philosophical discussions.

C2 Scholars have debated the location and significance of the Garden of Eden for centuries.

Examples of Eden in a Sentence

formal The garden of Eden is often depicted as a paradise in religious texts.

informal I heard they're having a party at Eden's house this weekend.

slang Let's hit up Eden's place for some chill vibes.

figurative To me, the library is like my own personal Eden where I can escape reality.

Grammatical Forms of Eden

• past tense: Edened
• plural: Edens
• comparative: more Eden
• superlative: most Eden
• present tense: Edens
• future tense: will Eden
• perfect tense: have Edened
• continuous tense: is Edening
• singular: Eden
• positive degree: Eden
• infinitive: to Eden
• gerund: Edening
• participle: Edening

Origin and Evolution of Eden

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Hebrew

Story behind the word: The word 'Eden' originates from the Hebrew word 'Eden' meaning delight or pleasure.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'Eden' has come to be associated with the biblical Garden of Eden, a paradise or idyllic place, symbolizing perfection and bliss.