Definition of Adonai in English:

Adonai

noun ˌadɒˈneɪʌɪˌadɒˈnʌɪ-ˈnoi

A Hebrew name for God.
上帝（希伯来语名称）
Example sentencesExamples
- Still, at other times, like now, I don't feel hypocritical at all talking to Adonai - Elohim and Jehovah.
- My colleague, Rabbi David Blumenthal, writes, ‘The way to Adonai is not straight, it has ups and down, twists and turns.’
- In the New Testament, Jesus allows himself to be called ‘Lord’, which is our translation of Adonai, the substitute word for YHWH.
- In the daily priestly blessing, the Tetragrammaton was vocalized with the vowel points associated with the name Adonai.
- But, on the other hand, it is the translation of Adonai, supreme Lord, an incommunicable name of God, and the substitute for Jehovah, a name the Jews would not pronounce.

Origin

From Hebrew 'ăḏōnāy; see also Jehovah.

Definition of Adonai in US English:

Adonai

noun-ˈnoi

A Hebrew name for God.
上帝（希伯来语名称）
Example sentencesExamples
- Still, at other times, like now, I don't feel hypocritical at all talking to Adonai - Elohim and Jehovah.
- In the daily priestly blessing, the Tetragrammaton was vocalized with the vowel points associated with the name Adonai.
- My colleague, Rabbi David Blumenthal, writes, ‘The way to Adonai is not straight, it has ups and down, twists and turns.’
- But, on the other hand, it is the translation of Adonai, supreme Lord, an incommunicable name of God, and the substitute for Jehovah, a name the Jews would not pronounce.
- In the New Testament, Jesus allows himself to be called ‘Lord’, which is our translation of Adonai, the substitute word for YHWH.

Origin

From Hebrew 'ăḏōnāy; see also Jehovah.

单词	Adonai
释义	Definition of Adonai in English: Adonai noun ˌadɒˈneɪʌɪˌadɒˈnʌɪ-ˈnoi A Hebrew name for God. 上帝（希伯来语名称） Example sentencesExamples Still, at other times, like now, I don't feel hypocritical at all talking to Adonai - Elohim and Jehovah. My colleague, Rabbi David Blumenthal, writes, ‘The way to Adonai is not straight, it has ups and down, twists and turns.’ In the New Testament, Jesus allows himself to be called ‘Lord’, which is our translation of Adonai, the substitute word for YHWH. In the daily priestly blessing, the Tetragrammaton was vocalized with the vowel points associated with the name Adonai. But, on the other hand, it is the translation of Adonai, supreme Lord, an incommunicable name of God, and the substitute for Jehovah, a name the Jews would not pronounce. Origin From Hebrew 'ăḏōnāy; see also Jehovah. Definition of Adonai in US English: Adonai noun-ˈnoi A Hebrew name for God. 上帝（希伯来语名称） Example sentencesExamples Still, at other times, like now, I don't feel hypocritical at all talking to Adonai - Elohim and Jehovah. In the daily priestly blessing, the Tetragrammaton was vocalized with the vowel points associated with the name Adonai. My colleague, Rabbi David Blumenthal, writes, ‘The way to Adonai is not straight, it has ups and down, twists and turns.’ But, on the other hand, it is the translation of Adonai, supreme Lord, an incommunicable name of God, and the substitute for Jehovah, a name the Jews would not pronounce. In the New Testament, Jesus allows himself to be called ‘Lord’, which is our translation of Adonai, the substitute word for YHWH. Origin From Hebrew 'ăḏōnāy; see also Jehovah.
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