Κανὰ

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Κανὰ is the Greek name for Cana, the Galilean village traditionally associated with Jesus’ first miracle of turning water into wine.

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Κανὰ canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Testament place
biblical location
village
appearsIn Christian hymnody
Christian liturgy
Christian theological writings
associatedWith Jesus
first miracle of Jesus
miracle of turning water into wine
eventDescribedIn John 2:1–11
GreekNameOf Cana
hasRole site of wedding at Cana
hasSignificance beginning of Jesus’ public ministry
important Christian pilgrimage site (traditional identification)
symbol of divine abundance
language Greek
locatedIn Galilee
historic Palestine
surface form: ancient Palestine
mentionedIn Gospel of John
relatedConcept New Testament miracles and signs
surface form: miracles of Jesus

signs in the Gospel of John
The Wedding at Cana
surface form: wedding at Cana
religiousTradition Christianity
script Greek alphabet
traditionalLocationOf wedding feast where water was turned into wine
transliteration Kana

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Cana nameFormInGreek Κανὰ