Entity: PARAKLESIO
Paraklesio is a Greek word with religious connotations, meaning 'to call near' or 'a pleading'. It is often used in the context of prayers for intercession or supplication.
PARAKLESIO
Etymology
Paraklesio is a compound word derived from the Greek 'παρά' (near) and 'καλεω' (to call), translating to 'to call near'.
Definition
Paraklesio is a term derived from Greek, meaning 'to call near' or 'a pleading', commonly used in religious contexts for prayers of intercession or supplication.
Historical Context
In religious contexts, Paraklesio has been used for prayers seeking intercession or advocacy by saints, with a focus on supplication for the living.
Cultural Significance
Paraklesio holds cultural significance as a word used in prayers and supplications, particularly in Orthodox Christian traditions.
Related Concepts
Paraklesio is related to the concept of prayer for intercession and supplication, often directed towards saints or religious figures.
See Also
Paraklesio is a term derived from Greek, meaning 'to call near' or 'a pleading', commonly used in religious contexts for prayers of intercession or supplication.