Nathanael

[ nuh-than-ee-uhl, -than-yuhl ]

noun

1. a disciple of Jesus, possibly Bartholomew. John 1:45–51.

Nathanael

/ nəˈθænjəl /

noun

1. New Testament a Galilean who is perhaps to be identified with the apostle Bartholomew (John 1:45–51; 21:1)

Example Sentences

Nathanael Ogbeta's corner reaches Will Forrester at the far post and his header comes back off the bar.

From BBC

Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins allowed the hearing to continue in open court and gave Mermelstein an opportunity to summarize what a witness would have said behind closed doors about whether Tanaka is a danger.

From Seattle Times

Nathanael West shed the high modernism of “Miss Lonelyhearts” for the more cinematic bleakness of “The Day of the Locust.”

From Los Angeles Times

By supporting Subianto, Widodo has “practically abandoned the party that made him a household name,” wrote Nathanael Sumaktoyo, a political analyst from the National University of Singapore, in a New Mandala journal last week.

From Washington Times

By supporting Subianto, Widodo has “practically abandoned the party that made him a household name,” wrote Nathanael Sumaktoyo, a political analyst from the National University of Singapore, in a New Mandala journal last week.

From Seattle Times