Jahveh

[ yah-ve ]

/ ˈyɑ vɛ /

Yahweh.

Also Jah·ve, Jah·weh, Jah·we

[yah-we] /ˈyɑ wɛ/.

Definition for jahve (2 of 2)

Yahweh

[ yah-we ]

/ ˈyɑ wɛ /

a name of God, transliterated by scholars from the Tetragrammaton and commonly rendered Jehovah.

Also Yah·we, Yah·veh, Yah·ve

[yah-ve] /ˈyɑ vɛ/, Jahveh, Jahve, Jahweh, Jahwe.

Jahve was a holy God whose will was to guide the people coming up out of the degradation of nature-worship.

Edward Caldwell Moore |Edward Moore
It is now the fashion among the learned and among the sceptical to spell it Yahwe or Jahveh or Jahve, or in some such fashion.

The Outline of History: Being a Plain History of Life and Mankind |Herbert George Wells
The purified Jahve cult, therefore, was not an original folk-religion.

Elements of Folk Psychology |Wilhelm Wundt
This idea, reinforced by the national significance of the deity, is fundamental in the Jahve cult of the Israelites.

Elements of Folk Psychology |Wilhelm Wundt

Prior to the Jahve religion, such a cult is supposed to have prevailed even among the Israelites.

Elements of Folk Psychology |Wilhelm Wundt

Jahveh

/ (ˈjɑːveɪ) /

variant of Yahweh

Yahweh

/ (ˈjɑːweɪ) /

Old Testament a vocalization of the Tetragrammaton, used esp by Christian theologians

from Hebrew, from YHVH, with conjectural vowels; perhaps related to hāwāh to be; see also Jehovah