theophoric การใช้

• It is a theophoric name used in the Bible in and.
• Health related amulets are classified as homeopoetic, phylactic and theophoric.
• It is formed from the Arabic words " Muslim theophoric names.
• It is built from the Arabic words " Muslim theophoric names.
• Nine kings have a theophoric name prefixed by " Yatha? ".
• God's name is also found in the Bible as a component in theophoric Hebrew names.
• New Persian " Bahman " remains a theophoric in present-day Iranian and Zoroastrian tradition.
• Onomastic Studies indicate that theophoric names containing the Tetragrammaton were very popular during the monarchy ( 8th 7th centuries BCE ).
• Of the personal names mentioned in the text, two contain the Norse pagan god Thor as a theophoric name element.
• They also, through theophoric names, provide crucial evidence for the diffusion of new cults, and later of Christianity.
• It is a theophoric name, the ending "-iah " being a short Hebrew form for the Tetragrammaton.
• Indeed, most theophoric names invoking Hecate, such as Hecataeus or Hecatomnus, the father of Mausolus, are attested in Caria.
• Theophoric amulets represented Egyptian gods; one represented the girdle of Isis and was intended to stem the flow of blood at miscarriage.
• Votive offerings and personal names, many of which are theophoric, suggest that commoners felt some connection between themselves and their gods.
• Some names of theophoric origin remain common today, such as Hebrew " Yohannan ", meaning " Yahweh is gracious " ).
• The runes "'unkaur "'are translated as 羽ink醨r, a theophoric name that refers to the Vg 73 in Synnerby.
• "' Arma "'was the moon god and appears in a large number of theophoric personal names ( e . g.
• The Late Biblical Hebrew spellings for earlier names often contracted the theophoric element " Yeho-" to " Yo-".
• The letter Yud is also a prefix pronoun in Hebrew, thus not every name or word beginning with Yud or Yud-Hey is theophoric.
• In the table below, 13 theophoric names with " Yeho " have corresponding forms where the letters " eh " have been omitted.