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=== G === | === G === | ||
* God | * God | ||
** | ** from Old English ''god'' "supreme being" | ||
*** proto-Germanic ''*guthan'' | |||
**** PIE '''*ghut-''' ("that which is invoked") and '''*gheu(e)''' (to call, invoke) | |||
** Latin '''''deus''''' ("God") from PIE '''*deiwos''' "god" and root '''*dyeu-''' "to shine," | |||
* gospel | * gospel | ||
** from Old English ''godspell'' | ** from Old English ''godspell'' | ||
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** from Greek ''holo'' (whole) + ''kaustus'' "burned whole" or ''holokaustun'' "a thing wholly burnt" | ** from Greek ''holo'' (whole) + ''kaustus'' "burned whole" or ''holokaustun'' "a thing wholly burnt" | ||
*** from PIE *sol- "whole, well-kept" + | *** from PIE *sol- "whole, well-kept" + | ||
* '''holy''' | |||
** consecrated, godly | |||
** from proto-Germanic ''*hailaga'' ("holy") | |||
*** from PIE '''*kailo-''' "whole, uninjured" | |||
=== I === | === I === | ||
*'''Incarnation''' | *'''Incarnation''' | ||
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=== P === | === P === | ||
* '''Paschal Mystery''' | * '''Paschal Mystery''' | ||
* philosophy | * '''philosophy''' | ||
** = truth discerned through reason | ** = truth discerned through reason | ||
** from Greek for "love of wisdom" | ** from Greek for "love of wisdom" | ||
* prayer | *** ''philo'' (loving, love of) + ''sophia'' (knowledge) | ||
**** ''sophis'' = "wise, learned" | |||
* '''prayer''' | |||
** = entreaty, petition from Latin ''precari'' "to ask, beg, pray" | ** = entreaty, petition from Latin ''precari'' "to ask, beg, pray" | ||
*** PIE '''*prek''' "to ask, entreat" | *** PIE '''*prek''' "to ask, entreat" | ||
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**makes real what is symbolic | **makes real what is symbolic | ||
*'''sacred''' | *'''sacred''' | ||
**hollowed, consecrated, made holy | |||
**from Old French ''sacrer'' "to consecrate, anoint" | |||
***PIE '''*sak-''' or '''*shnk''' "sanctify, make sacred" | |||
*'''sacrifice''' | *'''sacrifice''' | ||
**sacred offering | **sacred offering | ||
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*'''sanctify''' | *'''sanctify''' | ||
**to make sacred | **to make sacred | ||
**from Latin ''sanctus'' "holy" | |||
***so ''santus'' (holy) + ''facere'' ("to make or do" from PIE '''*dhe-''' "to set, put") | |||
*'''Septuagint''' | *'''Septuagint''' | ||
**the earliest existing Greek translation of the Old Testament | **the earliest existing Greek translation of the Old Testament |