"A sign from the last time" or "A sign from the end times"
Breakdown:
* semeion (σημεῖον): sign, signal, mark
* ek (ἐκ): from, out of
* eschatos (ἔσχατος): last, final, ultimate
* kairos (καιρός): time, season, opportunity
This phrase is often used in a religious context, particularly in Christianity, to refer to a sign or event that signifies the approaching end of the world or the second coming of Christ.
Contextual examples:
* The phrase is found in the Bible, specifically in Matthew 24:3, where Jesus speaks about the signs that will precede his return.
* It is also used in apocalyptic literature and prophecies that describe the end times and the events that will occur before the final judgment.
In a broader sense, the phrase can also be used metaphorically to refer to any event or situation that marks a significant turning point or a moment of great change.