god in Arabic
god in Arabic is إِلٰه, رَبّ, وَثَن — god means a supernatural being worshipped as having power over nature or human affairs.
god in Arabic
إِلٰه
Pronounced: ʔilāh
deity
رَبّ
Pronounced: rabb
deity
إِلٰه
Pronounced: ʔilāh
idol
وَثَن
Pronounced: waṯan
idol
صَنَم
Pronounced: ṣanam
idol
الله
Pronounced: allāh
single deity of monotheism
إِلٰه
Pronounced: ʔilāh
single deity of monotheism
ربنا
Pronounced: rabbena
single deity of monotheism
الرَّبّ
Pronounced: ar-rabb
single deity of monotheism
ربي
Pronounced: rabbi
single deity of monotheism
What does "god" mean?
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noun A supernatural being worshipped as having power over nature or human affairs.
"Ancient Greek myths feature many gods and goddesses."
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name In monotheistic religions, the single supreme being and creator.
"They pray to God every evening."
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noun Informal: someone treated as supremely important, skilled, or admired.
"To his fans, the guitarist was a living god."
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god in a sentence
- Ancient Greek myths feature many gods and goddesses.
- They pray to God every evening.
- To his fans, the guitarist was a living god.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "god" in Arabic?
"god" in Arabic is إِلٰه, رَبّ, وَثَن. god means: A supernatural being worshipped as having power over nature or human affairs.
How do you pronounce إِلٰه?
"god" in Arabic is إِلٰه, pronounced "ʔilāh".
How do you use "god" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient Greek myths feature many gods and goddesses." In Arabic, "god" is إِلٰه, رَبّ, وَثَن.
Are there other ways to say "god" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 8 translations listed for "god": إِلٰه, رَبّ, وَثَن, صَنَم, الله, ربنا.
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