Definition of paradosis in English:

paradosis

noun pəˈradəsɪs

A historical tradition, especially one relating to the teachings of Jesus and his disciples; teaching based on tradition.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek παράδοσις handing down, transmission, tradition, in Hellenistic Greek also teaching, doctrine (New Testament) from παρα- + δόσις giving.

Definition of paradosis in US English:

paradosis

nounpəˈradəsɪs

A historical tradition, especially one relating to the teachings of Jesus and his disciples; teaching based on tradition.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek παράδοσις handing down, transmission, tradition, in Hellenistic Greek also teaching, doctrine (New Testament) from παρα- + δόσις giving.

单词	paradosis
释义	Definition of paradosis in English: paradosis noun pəˈradəsɪs A historical tradition, especially one relating to the teachings of Jesus and his disciples; teaching based on tradition. Origin Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek παράδοσις handing down, transmission, tradition, in Hellenistic Greek also teaching, doctrine (New Testament) from παρα- + δόσις giving. Definition of paradosis in US English: paradosis nounpəˈradəsɪs A historical tradition, especially one relating to the teachings of Jesus and his disciples; teaching based on tradition. Origin Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek παράδοσις handing down, transmission, tradition, in Hellenistic Greek also teaching, doctrine (New Testament) from παρα- + δόσις giving.
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