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In this article, we’ll discover the various names for “God” across 70 different languages. Albanian (🇦🇱) – Zoti | Pronunciation: Zo-tee. Arabic (Standard) (🇸🇦) – الله (Allah) | Pronunciation: Ah-lah. Armenian (🇦🇲) – Աստված (Astvats) | Pronunciation: As-tvats. Azerbaijani (🇦🇿) – Tanrı | Pronunciation: Tan-ree.
Here is a list of how to say “mom” in 70 different languages: Albanian (🇦🇱) – Nënë | Pronunciation: Neh-neh. Arabic (Standard) (🇸🇦) – أم (Umm) | Pronunciation: Oomm. Armenian (🇦🇲) – Մայր (Mayr) | Pronunciation: My-r. Azerbaijani (🇦🇿) – Ana | Pronunciation: Ah-nah. Basque (🇪🇸) – Ama ...
15 gru 2020 · In this paper I will compare the meanings of the vocative expressions used for addressing God in several European languages, including “Gospodi” in Russian, “O God” in English, “Mon Dieu” in...
Modern Hebrew, on the other hand, is referred to as Ivrit (Hebrew for “Hebrew”). Explore the Hebrew language. 11. Imma (EE-mah) אמא. The Torah refers to Eve, the first woman, as aim kol chai, “the mother of all life.” Aim is the root word of imma, the Hebrew equivalent of “mommy.” Explore Jewish mothers. 12. Abba (AH-bah) אבא
The Motherhood of God. David Sheen. A paper written for an oral presentation on God and gender discussing the use of feminine imagery and language for God within an Anglican framework of Scripture, Tradition and Reason. See full PDF.
31 mar 2023 · Introduction. Several early theologians writing in Syriac and Coptic referred to the Holy Spirit as “she” and even as “Mother” in their writings. It has been thought that because the Syriac word for “spirit” (ܪܘܼܚܵܐ– rucha) is grammatically feminine, this led to the Holy Spirit being seen as feminine in the Syriac-speaking church. [1]
In this paper I will compare the meanings of the vocative expressions used for addressing God in several European languages, including “Gospodi” in Russian, “O God” in English, “Mon Dieu” in...
