Malachi
[ mal-uh-kahy ]
/ ˈmæl əˌkaɪ /
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noun
a Minor Prophet of the 5th century b.c.
the book of the Bible bearing his name. Abbreviation: Mal.
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Also Douay Bible, Mal·a·chi·as [mal-uh-kahy-uhs]. /ˌmæl əˈkaɪ əs/.
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How to use Malachi in a sentence
Menestrier published a refutation of the pretended prophecies of S. Malachi, Paris, 1689, written with much solidity.
Fables of Infidelity and Facts of Faith|Robert PattersonSt. Malachi's was used as a church until the cathedral was opened under Bishop Connolly's charge.
St. Malachi's Chapel was opened by that gentleman, October 1st, 1815.
One day the little maid fell into the sea, but Bucca held her up until Uncle Malachi reached his gaff, and gaffed her in.
Cornish Saints and Sinners|J. Henry Harris
British Dictionary definitions for Malachi
Malachi
/ (ˈmæləˌkaɪ) /
noun Old Testament
a Hebrew prophet of the 5th century bc
the book containing his oraclesDouay spelling: Malachias (ˌmæləˈkaɪəs)
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