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Tetragrammaton
[ te-truh-gram-uh-ton ]
noun
- the Hebrew word for God, consisting of the four letters yod, he, waw, and he, transliterated consonantally usually as YHWH, now pronounced as Adonai or Elohim in substitution for the original pronunciation forbidden since the 2nd or 3rd century b.c.
Tetragrammaton
/ 藢迟蓻迟谤蓹藞伞谤忙尘蓹迟蓹苍 /
noun
- Bible the Hebrew name for God revealed to Moses on Mount Sinai (Exodus 3), consisting of the four consonants Y H V H (or Y H W H) and regarded by Jews as too sacred to be pronounced. It is usually transliterated as Jehovah or Yahweh Sometimes shortened toTetragram
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of Tetragrammaton1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of Tetragrammaton1
Example Sentences
Some Mars Volta songs, with cryptic titles like 鈥淐icatriz Esp鈥 and 鈥淭etragrammaton,鈥 stretched beyond 10 minutes long.
But anyway, I was in California, and had just signed to Tetragrammaton, and they asked me, 鈥渨ell, OK, we鈥檝e got to find you a producer.鈥
"Tetragrammaton! did I not tell thee the truth?" cried the harsh voice of Botello.
The four consonants yhvh, pronounced Yahveh, constituted the sacred Tetragrammaton, or four lettered name of the Most High.
Barb锟絣锟 seems to mean "In the Four is God": in other words, it is the personified Tetragrammaton or Great Name commonly rendered by Jehovah.
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