This adjective captures what cannot be fully narrated or described. Paul uses it in 2 Corinthians 9:15 to characterize God's gift—so magnificent that human language falls short. The term appears in later Christian writings to describe ineffable divine realities. Spanish and English translations both choose 'indescribable/indescriptible,' while French opts for 'inexprimable' (inexpressible). German renders it 'unaussprechlich' (unspeakable), emphasizing the impossibility of adequate verbal expression.