Message: "The "e" sound in a name... is there a spiritual meaning to this sound?"

The "e" sound in a name... is there a spiritual meaning to this sound?

by ardy (guest)

5/6/2003, 1:55 AM

I was asked if the "e" sound in names has a significant connection to any meaning. I have heard that all names of God contain the "Ah" sound.

does the "e" sound have any meaning?

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- ADT (guest)

5/7/2003, 8:04 AM

Just remembering my recent Communication Studies class... weren't vowels made up by Greeks to help with sound?!?!

Believe what you will...

- Kat (guest) +1

5/6/2003, 12:14 PM

I believe you are thinking of names that come from Hebrew. The prefixes or suffixes El- and Yah mean God. For instance, Nathaniel comes from "Natan" meaning gift and "El" meaning god, and so means Gift of God. I don't know of any meaning for just "e" in any language, but I'm sure there is one somewhere.

- ANovack (guest)

5/6/2003, 2:19 PM

That is very interesting, didnt know that!

- Anneza (guest) +1

5/6/2003, 2:32 AM

It's there if you want it to be, like any form of spirituality.

As for names of God having an Ah sound - do you mean words in different languages that translate the English word: God? If so, a glance at your friendly local French dictionary, to name but one, should tidy that idea away quite briskly.

- Miss Cleo (guest)

5/13/2003, 7:03 PM

I hope there is because my name is Chloe (kloo e)

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