Joash

American

[joh-ash] / ˈdʒoʊ æʃ /

Douay Bible, Joas

noun

(in the Bible) a king of Judah, reigned 837?–800? b.c., successor of Athaliah.

Etymology

Origin of Joash

From Late Latin Ioas, Joas, from Greek Iōás, from Hebrew Yəhōʾāsh “God has given”

Example Sentences

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Joash Thomas, a 28-year-old seminarian and aspiring public theologian who lives in Atlanta, said he joined the SBC because of Moore’s influence.

From Washington Post

They had a man advantage for the last 30 minutes after Joash Onyango was sent off but couldn’t find an equalizer, meaning they lost their lead in their qualifying group.

From Washington Times

Joash wrote: "Wait why are Elf ticket prices so high!? £240 is extortionate! Calm down London."

From BBC

Joash shooting the Arrows of Deliverance Dyce 157 52.

From Project Gutenberg

Joash shooting the Arrows of Deliverance.

From Project Gutenberg

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