transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈprä-fət ]
noun
Etymology: Middle English prophete, from Anglo-French, from Latin propheta, from Greek prophētēs, from pro for + phanai to speak — more at for , ban
Date: 12th century
1. : one who utters divinely inspired revelations: as
a. often capitalized : the writer of one of the prophetic books of the Bible
b. capitalized : one regarded by a group of followers as the final authoritative revealer of God's will
Muhammad, the Prophet of Allah
2. : one gifted with more than ordinary spiritual and moral insight ; especially : an inspired poet
3. : one who foretells future events : predictor
4. : an effective or leading spokesman for a cause, doctrine, or group
5. Christian Science
a. : a spiritual seer
b. : disappearance of material sense before the conscious facts of spiritual Truth
• proph·et·hood -ˌhu̇d noun