"Eternulo" meaning in All languages combined

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Proper name [Esperanto]

IPA: [eterˈnulo] Forms: Eternulon [accusative]
Rhymes: -ulo Etymology: eterna + -ulo. L. L. Zamenhof based the name on the etymological theory that Hebrew יהוה is an archaic irregular imperfect form of היה translating roughly to "he who (always) is." Etymology templates: {{af|eo|eterna|-ulo}} eterna + -ulo, {{der|eo|he|יהוה}} Hebrew יהוה Head templates: {{eo-proper noun}} Eternulo (accusative Eternulon)
  1. (religion) the Lord (God) Wikipedia link: L. L. Zamenhof Categories (topical): Religion Synonyms: Sinjoro
    Sense id: en-Eternulo-eo-name-RwryHdf1 Categories (other): Esperanto entries with incorrect language header, Esperanto terms suffixed with -ulo Topics: lifestyle, religion

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