Nathaniel
1Nathaniel Su — Nathaniel „Nat“ Su (* 16. Juni 1963 in Bülach) ist ein Schweizer Jazz Saxophonist (Alt). Su ist der Sohn eines Pfarrers aus Kamerun und einer Schweizerin. Er besuchte die Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Graz und das Berklee College of Music… …
2Nathaniel — m English form of a New Testament name, which is derived from the Greek form of a Hebrew name meaning ‘God has given’ (cf. NATHAN (SEE Nathan), which is sometimes taken as a short form of this name). It was borne by one of the less prominent of… …
3Nathaniel — masc. proper name, from L.L. Nathanael, from Gk. Nathanael, from Hebrew Nethan el, lit. God has given (see NATHAN (Cf. Nathan)) …
4Nathaniel — Nathanael Pronunciation /nəˈθænjəl/ Gender Male Origin Word/Name Hebrew Meaning God has given Nathaniel (alternate spelli …
5Nathaniel — /neuh than yeuhl/, n. 1. Bartholomew (def. 1). 2. a male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning gift of God. * * * (as used in expressions) Bacon Nathaniel Behrman Samuel Nathaniel Bowditch Nathaniel James Nathaniel Brown Nathaniel Adams Coles… …
6Nathaniel — (as used in expressions) Bacon, Nathaniel Behrman, S(amuel) N(athaniel) Bowditch, Nathaniel James Nathaniel Brown Nathaniel Adams Coles Curzon (de Kedleston), George Nathaniel Curzon, marqués Hawthorne, Nathaniel Macon, Nathaniel …
7Nathaniel — Nathanael Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Nathanael peut faire référence à : Nathanaël, l un des disciples de Jésus, Nathanael West Nathanael Herreshoff Nathanael Pringsheim… …
8Nathaniel — (first century) Disciple. Nathaniel only appears in the Fourth Gospel. He was a native of Cana in Galilee; he accepted the call to follow Jesus and he was described as being without guile. He is frequently identified with Bartholomew, one… …
9Nathaniel Parker Willis — L écrivain sur une publication du magazine The Knickerbocker (1857) Activités Éditeur, critique littéraire, poète Naissance …
10Nathaniel Macon — 6th Speaker of the United States House of Representatives In office December 7, 1801 – March 4, 1807 President Thomas Jefferson Preceded by …
