Te tra gram ma ton

Answer 1

Tetragrammaton is not exclusively a Spanish word. It's also a word in English. Its origin is Greek. The 'tetra' portion refers to the four letters in the name of God, as written in Hebrew: יהוה There is a coin-like good luck charm that is sold in Mexico that uses a penticle with the word in five parts (as in the given example) around the radius of the coin and between the points of the penticle. The charm is known as a Tetragrammaton because of the name so cast in the medallion, an ironic happenstance, given the intimate association of Satan with the penticle/pentagram. Another irony is that a mantra is provided to be chanted while holding the medallion. It is supposed to bring good luck.

Answer 2

"Te tra gram ma ton" is a term used in Music Theory to refer to a specific arrangement of notes in a scale. It is derived from the Greek words for "four tones" and "four semitones," indicating a structure of four whole tones and four half tones within an octave. This term is often associated with ancient Greek music theory and the development of musical scales.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, that's just a fancy way of saying "musical scale" in ancient Greek music theory. It's like when you try to impress your friends by dropping some random knowledge, but then they're like, "Cool story, bro." So yeah, it's all about those ancient Greeks and their musical vibes.

Answer 4

http://www.yourdictionary.com/tetragrammaton