How to Pronounce Aeneas
uh-NEE-uhs
Aeneas is pronounced uh-NEE-uhs (ɛˈniːəs): three syllables, stress on the second. Also heard: Ah-NEE-us, eh-NEE-uhs.
What does Aeneas mean?
Aeneas means “praised; praiseworthy”.
Hitchcock’s Bible Names (1869), public domain.
Who was Aeneas?
Aeneas was a man living at Lydda who had been bedridden eight years, sick of the palsy (Acts 9:33). The apostle Peter said to him, Jesus Christ maketh thee whole, and he rose up immediately, a healing that led many at Lydda and Saron to turn to the Lord (Acts 9:34).
Also pronounced
Ah-NEE-us
eh-NEE-uhs
Other names from Acts
In other languages
Hear the Book of Acts read aloud
The full book, narrated over an ambient score. Free on your platform.