how to pronounce the word God in Aramaic, Hebrew and Greek language?

Question

God in Aramaic = ?
God in Hebrew = ?
God in Greek = ?

Answer 1

I speak modern Aramaic, or Assyrian and we refer to God as: Allaha

Answer 2

Hebrew=YHWH (not sure of the pronounciation) it was considered wrong to pronounce it for a long time.

Aramaic=elahh

Greek=Theos (thus the word theology)

'allah
al-law'
A variation of ''elah' (424):--oak.

http://www.htmlbible.com/sacrednamebiblecom/kjvstrongs/STRHEB4.htm

But the word "allah" has even come from another word "alilah".

http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.phpterms=Allah&nmd=n&gender=both&operator=or

al--"the" ilah-"god" (Used in Pre-Islamic Arabia. Could be that they had a concept of a supreme God and just didn't obey especially if they were from Ishmael or that it was just a general word.)

'elowahh
el-o'-ah; rarely (shortened) >eloahh {el-o'-ah
probably prolonged (emphat.) from ''el' (410); a deity or the Deity:--God, god. See ''elohiym' (430).

Centuries before the time of Muhammad, the word "Allāh" was used by Jews (they also used the cognant Elōah) and pagan tribes in the Arabian peninsula to signify the chief deity

http://www.answers.com/topic/allah

Answer 3

for the Aramaic (the original language of Jesus) God is being pronounce "Allaha"

http://www.peshitta.org/lexicon/

Answer 4

God in Aramaic = Alaha (all like all, ah like ə (uh in uh-oh), a not really pronounced)
God in Hebrew = Adonai (a like in cat, do like in does, and nai like nigh); Elohim (ello like jello and heem like beam); YHWH (????)
God in Greek = Theos (thee like in theocracy, os like in poster)

Answer 5

Stephanie B

Aramaic Elah = god (with a small g)
if you want God with a capital G it's Alaha

Hebrew = Elohim (im plural of respect) = Eloh


pagan idols eh? i see you still listen to your ignorant pastor!! good for you.

Answer 6

I only know of Hebrew-I think they call Him 'Adonai' or 'Elohim'

Answer 7

god in hebrew is i think YAHWEH. as in yeah and weh.