Alaha (
ܐܠܗܐ Alâhâ [eastern],
Ālōho [western],
אלהא Elaha) means "god" in
Aramaic. It is
cognate to
Northwest Semitic ’ēl and
Akkadian ilu. The word is from a
Proto-Semitic archaic biliteral
ʾ-l meaning "god" (possibly with a wider meaning of "strong"), which was extended to a regular
triliteral by the addition of a
h (as in
Hebrew אלוה Eloah and
Arabic اﷲ Allāh).
New Testament
Alaha (specifically the form אלהי or
elâhi; "my God") is transliterated in the Greek New Testament as
ελοι (
eloi). This is due to Greek phonology only allowing an "h" sound
at the beginning of a word.
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