משיח (pronounced mah-shee-ahkh), which refers to any Jewish king or ancient priest.
Christ in the Greek form means annointed one. The equivalent in Hebrew is the word Messiah which means annointed one.
The name Kyrstin is Hebrew for annointed or annointed one
Mashi'akh (משיח) means "annointed one" and refers to any Jewish king. In ancient times, it also referred to priests, called Kohanim (כוהנים)."Messiah" is one of those words that comes to us FROM Hebrew, by way of King James.The Hebrew pronunciation is: "mah-SHEE-akh"
The name Messiah means the anointed one. The name is of Hebrew origin and it is generally a boy's name.
anointed (adjective, masculine) = mah-shoo-akh (משוח) anointed (adjective, feminine) = meh-shoo-kha (משוחה)
It refers to the Greek term Khristósm or Christos which means the anointed one. It is not Jesus' last name. Christmas, of course, celebrates the birth of the anointed one or the messiah (translated from Hebrew) or promised savior. Christmas is a shortened version of Christ's Mass.
There isn't a single word with this meaning, and the translation of "chosen" depends on context. For example: chosen door = delet nivcheret (דלת נבחרת) chosen food = ochel nivchar (אוכל נבחר) chosen people = am segulah (עם סגולה) If you mean "Chosen One" as in the person who has been selected by fate to fulfill an important task (such as Anakin Skywalker, Harry Potter, or Neo in their respective universes), the term is: ha-nivchar (הנבחר)
Christianity. In Greek, Messiah is translated to Χριστός (Khristós). One would assume that this became anglicized as "Christos", thereby influencing the word used to name religion of those following their Messiah.
The word meaning "rubbed with oil" is spelt anointed.
The annointed one refers to Barack Obama because he has been anointed by God himself to save the United States of America.
kibosh is not a Hebrew word. In fact, no one knows where the word kibosh came from.
Christ means "the annointed one"