also: ヤーウェ · ヤーヴェ
noun
Yahweh; Jehovah
The personal name of God in the Hebrew Bible, used in academic, religious, and biblical contexts. In Japanese, ヤハウェ is the most common form, while エホバ (Jehovah) is also used in some Christian denominations.
from Hebrew
See also: エホバ
旧約聖書では、神の名はヤハウェと表記されることが多い。
In the Old Testament, the name of God is often written as Yahweh.
ヤハウェは「私はある」という意
Yahweh is explained to mean 'I am who I am'.
From Hebrew יהוה (YHWH), the tetragrammaton. The exact original pronunciation is uncertain; 'Yahweh' is a scholarly reconstruction. The Japanese forms ヤハウェ, ヤーウェ, and ヤーヴェ reflect different transliterations.