The English word God shares common phonetic nature across multiple languages, both modern and ancient. This can be demonstrated from the Germanic "Gott", the Indo-Europen "Gheu" and/ or Greek "Khute", and the Taijikit-Persian "Chuda" (with a gutteral "Ch"). With respect to the common phonetics of the word, its ultimate origin is thought to be linked to the Ancient Hebrew word "E-chad" (again, gutteral 'Ch') meaning "One", representing the earliest monotheistic "one" God of the Abrahamic faith. The "G" of "God", "Gott", "Ghue" and others is thus interchangeable with the original gutteral "Ch" of the Hebrew "Echad" and the remaining "od", "ott", "ute", and others with the "ad" of the "Echad".
Before 12th century: Old English heofon, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch hemel and German Himmel.
2. The Greek word is "ouranos" (the root of the word "Uranus")
and it simply means the sky, the heavens. ... "ouranos"
"OROS" MEANING LIFTED UP, HIGH, MOUNTAIN.
The word 'RELIGION" is derived from prefix-RE & LEGION; legion word is came from multiple roman soldiers including top Leaders against to new movement after Christ. Time changed after so much killing happen during that time, Roman Government create a unified the Roman and The Believers in the time of Constantine, they created the word "RE-LEGIONARY or RELIGION as general and authorize spiritual stand of belief of "ROMAN CATHOLIC" as True Religion as a rules not just a demand for unification but a LAW must be follow...
"RE" means "AGAIN" and LEGION is/ must be modified by 'LATIN" to become one word to prefix "RE" and it come-up to "RELIGION" as a ruled word of spiritual heresy.
it appeared under the title of the famous work of fiction, the 'Bible'.
The name Jehovah originates from the Hebrew Tetragrammaton (4 letter word) which is YHWH and is rendered as JHVH or Jehovah in English.
That would depend on what the word is.
Part of or relating to Christ.
"River of eternal life"
The origin is Old English, from the Germanic (gott) or Dutch (god).
The roman god of water!
Janet means God is Gracious, it is Scottish in origin.
In Roman mythology Uranus was the god of the Sky; and father of Jupiter.
"Dadgummit" is a spoonerism of "God damn it". It is an example of what is called a "minced oath".
Its origin comes from: "God be with you"
"Elise" is a French name of uncertain meaning, but it is often said to be a variant of the name Elizabeth. It is commonly used as a female given name.
The Igbo word for "god" of the Western African origin is chukwu.
The word 'venerate' comes from the god, Venus.
From the god Pan.
The origin is Old English, from the Germanic (gott) or Dutch (god).
From the Greek god Flora
The roman god of water!
rhadamanthus- the underworld god of justice
Hades: "Unseen One"
Goodbye Comes from "God be with (ye)you"
It is a name - no origin other than an Ancient Greek name - for the Greek god of the oceans. In Roman mythology, he was called Neptune.