GOD in English
Meaning:
GOD in English refers to the Supreme Being or Ultimate Reality that many religions worship as the source of life, power, and guidance. Depending on tradition and context, it can also be described using other divine names and titles.
Definition:
Having supreme power and wisdom; the One who is worshipped as the highest authority and ultimate spiritual reality. In everyday use, people may also use “God” to express faith, reverence, or devotion, such as when they refer to God’s will, God’s love, or God’s protection.
To understand how “God” relates to devotion in language, it can help to compare it with similar concepts like devotion (commitment and religious faith) and love (deep care and attachment). When writers describe worship, they often connect God with attributes like wisdom, justice, and supreme authority—ideas that appear across many religious texts and communities. In theological discussions, the term Omnipotent is often used to describe God.
Synonyms:
- Allah
- Bhagwan
- Devta
If you’re learning vocabulary around faith and worship, you may also find related words useful, such as devout (showing strong religious dedication) and devoted (deeply committed to a person, belief, or cause).
GOD in English is a central term across many faiths. For related concepts and more context, explore Worship, Devotion, and Omnipotent in our dictionary guides.
