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Melkite Greek Catholic Church Information Center Thesaurus Terms Beginning with Pat - Paz
General Naming Rules
Place the word "Holy" in front of the word. "God" becomes "Holy God".
Use the Greek or Arabic form of the word. "Sacrament" becomes "Holy Mystery".
Use the formal long form of the person's name. Jesus becomes "Holy God the Son within the Holy Trinity / Our Lord, God and Savior, Jesus Christ".
Terms
Pater
Language
Greek and Latin
Definition
The word "Pater" means "Father" (capital F).
Prayer
The word "Pater" is the first word of the "The Lord's Prayer".
The Greek is "Pater hêmôn", which is directly translated as "Father of us".
This is the transliteration of the Greek phrase used in The New Testament.
The Latin is "Pater noster", which is directly translated as "Father our"
For God See also
Allah
Holy God
Theos
For God the Father See also
Abana
Abi
Holy God the Father
Patri
See also
Our Father
Our Father - The Lord's Prayer
For Priest See
Abouna / Abuna
Rev. Father
Patri
Language
Greek
Definition
The word "Patri" means "Father" (capital F).
Within the Glory Be
+Doxa Patri keh lyo keh Agio Pnevmati. Kek neen keh a-yee keh ees tous eonas ton eonon. Amin.
For God See also
Allah
Holy God
Theos
For God the Father See also
Abana
Abi
Holy God the Father
Pater
See also
Glory Be
For Priest See
Abouna / Abuna
Rev. Father
Definition
The word "Patriarch" refers to "the Bishop / Sayedna / Sayidna who presides over a Synod of Bishops / Sayednas / Sayidnas". The Patriarch / Batriyark is the first among the Bishops / Sayednas / Sayidnas when they gather together to deliberate on matters common to their churches. The Melkite Patriarch / Batriyark presides over the the Holy Synod of Bishops / Sayednas / Sayidnas of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church throughout the world.
See also
Batriyark
His Beatitude
Patriarch / Batriyark of Antioch
See from
Batrak
Beatitude
Title
Formal written and spoken title
"His Beatitude, Patriarchal first name, Patriarch of the cities of Antioch, Alexandria and Jerusalem, of Cilicia, Syria, Iberia, Arabia Mesopotamia, Pentapolis, Ethiopia, of all of Egypt and the entire East, Father of Fathers, Pastor of Pastors, Bishop of Bishops, the Thirteenth of The Holy Apostles."
Less formal written and spoken title
"His Beatitude, Patriarchal first name"
Informal commonly spoken title
"Patriarch first name" or "Batriyark first name" or just "Batriyark" or just "Sayenda".
Title NOT used
The Patriarch / Batriyark is NOT called "Patriarch / Batriyark last name".
See also
Batriyark
Patriarch / Batriyark
Patriarch
See from
Batrak
Beatitude
Paul
See
Holy, Glorious and Illustrious Prince of the Apostles Paul
See also
Feast of the Holy, Glorious and Illustrious Princes of the Apostles Peter and Paul
Terms Beginning with other Letters
Please click on the letter with which the term begins.
Aa - Ab
Ac - Ak
Al
Am
An
Ao - Ap
Ar
As - Az
Ba
Be - Bi
Bl - Bz
Ca - Ce
Ch
Co
Cr - Cz
D
De
Di
Do
Ea - Ej
El
Em - Ep
Eu
Faa - Fas
Father
Fe
Fi - Fz
Ga - Gn
Go
Gra - Great and
Great Feast
Great Fri - Great Z
Grec - Grz
Haa - Haj
Hal - He
Hi
Holy A - Holy B
Holy C - Holy D
Holy E - Holy Gl
Holy God
Holy Gr - L
Holy M
Holy P
Holy S
Holy T - Holy Z
Hp-Hz
Ia-Id
Ie-Ij
Il-Iz
J
K
Ku
La
Le
Li
Lo - Lz
Ma
Me
Mi - Mo
Mu
My
N
Ob - Ot
Ob - Ot
Our - Our J
Our Lord
Our M - Our Z
Paa - Pas
Pat - Paz
Pe - Po
Pra - Pre
Pri - Pz
Q
Ra - Re
Ro - Rz
Saa - Sah
Saint
Sal - Saz
Sc - Sh
Si - Sr
St
Su - Sz
Ta - Theos
Theotokos
To
Tra
Tri
Tro
U
V
W
Y
Z
Thesaurus Overview
Another Thesaurus
Thesaurus - Arabic Influenced Religious Terminology on Malta
"We speak an arabic dialect and are catholics. Although our dialect is
highly italianised we use christian arabic terminology. The question is
from where have this terminology come from. Malta was under the arabs in
the early middle age and there was a presence of islam. Our dialect have
elements of both west and eastern arabic. I suspect that there was an
immigration of melkites in malta, this is the reason why I am sending this
email. Attached please find a list of our religious terminology."...
"I would like to ask you a question, how similar is our terminology to
yours."...
"Thanks again and Alla dejjem izomm idejh fuqok u fuq il-Kinsja Mqaddsa."
Christopher Agius
Maltese Religious Terms Of Arabic Origin, Christopher Agius, 2002
Christopher Agius
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