Re: God/Khuda/Yahuda

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2 total messages Started by Kendal Sun, 02 Feb 1997 00:00

#2791

Author: Kendal
Date: Sun, 02 Feb 1997 00:00

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'Xuda' (Khu-da) means the one which created himself in Kurdish.
Kurds use this word for 'God'. Unlike most of the lunguages
the meaning of  Xuda ('God' or 'Allah') has a meaning in Kurdish.

There is no base to link this word to an other language
because it has  been created from two Kurdish words.

On 31 Jan 1997, Yehuda Igor Yeroslavski wrote:

> Rojbar (267wyuqt78@783uei963.hjdre.eyr) wrote:
> : The word "God" in almost all Iranian languages
> : "Kurdish, Farsi,..etc" is said "Khuda", in my
> : openion, this word is could be related to the
> : Hebrew "Yahuda" or "Juda".
> I think - Yehuda
> Igal
> 
> 

Kendal

Re: God/Khuda/Yahuda

#2792

Author: sigmund lofstedt
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 1997 00:00

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Kendal wrote:
> 
> 'Xuda' (Khu-da) means the one which created himself in Kurdish.
> Kurds use this word for 'God'. Unlike most of the lunguages
> the meaning of  Xuda ('God' or 'Allah') has a meaning in Kurdish.
 
> > Rojbar (267wyuqt78@783uei963.hjdre.eyr) wrote:
> > : The word "God" in almost all Iranian languages
> > : "Kurdish, Farsi,..etc" is said "Khuda", in my
> > : openion, this word is could be related to the
> > : Hebrew "Yahuda" or "Juda".
> > I think - Yehuda
> > Igal

	Interesting. In Scandinavian tongues Gud, but 1000 years old rhunic
stone inscriptions could open for a pronounciation as Kud (the letter
for "K" was same as for "G" I believe).

Sig the tinkerer

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