彼拉多

Bǐlāduō
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Meanings

  1. 1 Pilate (Pontius Pilate, Roman governor of Judea in the New Testament)

Examples

Bǐlāduō shì shěnpàn Yēsū de Luómǎ zǒngdū.
Pilate was the Roman governor who tried Jesus.
Shèngjīng lǐ Bǐlāduō zuìhòu xǐ le shǒu.
In the Bible, Pilate ultimately washed his hands.

Tips

culture
彼拉多 is the standard Chinese transliteration of Pontius Pilate (·彼拉多 / Běndiū Bǐlāduō), the Roman prefect of Judea (AD 26-36) who, in the Gospels, presides over Jesus' trial and famously washes his hands of the verdict. (bǐ) approximates 'Pi-', (lā) the '-la-', and (duō) the '-te' (via the older Latin 'tus' ending).

Stroke Order

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