Turkish - English
Definition of i̇lyas in Turkish English dictionary
- Elijah
- A male given name
- An Israelite prophet from the Old Testament
- or Elias Hebrew Eliyyahu flourished 9th century BC Hebrew prophet. The Bible related that he denounced foreign cults and defeated 450 prophets of Baal in a contest on Mount Carmel. In doing so, he earned the enmity of King Ahab and his consort, Jezebel, who forced him to flee into the wilderness. Later he was taken up into heaven in a whirlwind, leaving behind his successor, Elisha. His insistence that only the God of Israel is entitled to the name of divinity expresses a fully conscious monotheism. He is also recognized as a prophet in Islam. Elijah ben Solomon Lovejoy Elijah Parish Muhammad Elijah Elijah Poole Boudinot Elias Canetti Elias Disney Walter Elias Howe Elias Lönnrot Elias Saint Elias Mountains Wrangell-Saint Elias National Park
- {i} Hebrew prophet in the Old Testament (Biblical); male first name
- given name, male, from Hebrew
English - English
Definition of i̇lyas in English English dictionary
- ilyas
- (Adlar, İsimler) Ilyas (Arabic إلياس) is a prophet of Islam mentioned in the Qur'an. In the Bible, he is known as Elijah, and also known as Ilyaseen
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of i̇lyas in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) (ALEYHİSSELÂM) Benî İsrail peygamberlerinden olup, Kur'an-ı Kerim'de ismi geçen ve Tevrat'ta "Ella" diye mezkûr olan bir Peygamberin ism-i mübarekidir. M.Ö. 9. asırda yaşamış olup ondan sonra Elyesa (A.S.) Peygamber olmuştur. İlyâs (A.S.), zamanının hükümdarıyla çok mücadele etmiş, çok zaman mağaralarda yaşamış, çok mu'cizeler göstermiştir. (Bak: Merâtib-i hayat)
- ilyas
- (Adlar, İsimler) "Benî İsrail peygamberlerinden olup, Kur'an-ı Kerim'de ismi geçen ve Tevrat'ta ""Ella"" diye mezkûr olan bir Peygamberin ism-i mübarekidir. M.o. 9. asırda yaşamış olup ondan sonra Elyesa (A.S.) Peygamber olmuştur. İlyâs (A.S.), zamanının hükümdarıyla çok mücadele etmiş, çok zaman mağaralarda yaşamış, çok mu'cizeler göstermiştir. (Bak: Merâtib-i hayat)"