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1. www.alexrockinjapanese.com › how-to-say-god-in14 Ways to Say “God” in Japanese (Best Words & Kanji)

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   The basic Japanese word and kanji for “god” are “kami” and “神”. However, the politer and more respectful word kamisama (神様) is more commonly used when referring to “God” or one of the Japanese deities. For the “Christian God”, the word tenpu (天父) or the English loanword goddo (ゴッド) can be used.

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2. jp.learnoutlive.com › the-language-of-shinto-kamiThe Language of Shinto: “Kami” - Together With Japan

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   May 22, 2011 · In Japanese parlance, “Kami-sama” ( 神様 、 かみさま) is God, as in, the monotheistic variety. This is simply “kami” plus an honorific, going from god to God, with a capital G. So, the native meaning of “kami” isn’t exactly in doubt.

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   Discover the meaning of God in Japanese and explore a rich collection of religious words. Delve into Japanese spirituality and enrich your vocabulary!

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   Mar 28, 2015 · 「み言葉はあなた方の魂を救うことができます。」（ヤコブ1：21）…the engrafted word, which is able to save your souls. (James 1:21) キリスト教の神は父、み子、み霊なる三位一体の神です。The Christian God is the Father, the Son, and the Spirit, which make up the Trinity.

   Word (kanji Reading In Parenthesis) ...	Meaning 意味
   牧師（ぼくし）	pastor
   宣教師（せんきょうし）	missionary
   讃美（さんび）	praise (worship)
   聖霊（せいれい）	Holy Spirit

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   Kotodama or kototama (言霊, sometimes written as 言魂, lit. 'word spirit/soul') refers to the Japanese belief that mystical powers dwell in words and names. English translations include "soul of language", "spirit of language", "power of language", "power word", "magic word", and "sacred sound".

6. www.linguajunkie.com › japanese-words-for-power15 Japanese Words for Power You Should Know - LinguaJunkie.com

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   Mar 26, 2022 · In general, most Japanese words for power include the kanji character 力 or chikara. So, remember — Chikara is the base word for many words for power in Japanese. For example, 実力 or jitsuryoku means ability but 体力 or tairyoku means physical power.

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   How to say “God” in Japanese?

   • For the “Christian God”, the word tenpu (天父) or the English loanword goddo (ゴッド) can be used. Read on, if you want to know all 14 words that can be used to say “god” in Japanese.

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   What does power mean in Japanese kanji?

   • In general, most Japanese words for power include the kanji character 力 or chikara. So, remember — Chikara is the base word for many words for power in Japanese. For example, 実力 or jitsuryoku means ability but 体力 or tairyoku means physical power. When you add 力 to kanji characters, you can manipulate the meaning of power to specify what you mean.

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   What is God in Japan?

   • Let’s start talking about the divine being, about god in japonês. God in japanese is written with the ideogram [神] which is pronounced kami. This ideogram can be used in words related to gods, deities and spirits, it is also lightly related to mind and soul.

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   What does Goddo mean in Japanese?

   • Goddo (ゴッド) is an English loanword that translates as “ god “. In Japanese, it is especially used for the Christian God. I don’t recommend using it for Japanese deities, since in that case, it sounds less sincere and respectful than the Japanese word kamisama (神様). 9. Tenpu – “Heavenly Father” or “God”

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   How is God pronounced in Japan?

   • God in japanese is written with the ideogram [神] which is pronounced kami. This ideogram can be used in words related to gods, deities and spirits, it is also lightly related to mind and soul. It is common to use the expression kami-sama [神様] to refer to god, where sama [様] is a very respectful suffix used only with deities or royalty.

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   What are the best words for Japanese deities and the Christian God?

   • I will also differentiate between the best words for Japanese deities and the Christian God. The basic Japanese word and kanji for “god” are “kami” and “神”. However, the politer and more respectful word kamisama (神様) is more commonly used when referring to “God” or one of the Japanese deities.

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8. www.japan-experience.com › god-in-japaneseEverything there is to know about the concept of "God / Kami ...

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   "God" in Japan, or kami, can mean both spirit and god. It refers to a whole animist universe where the kami are everywhere in nature and animate it. Kami-sama is also used to speak of the one God.