Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ana BeKoach" in English language version.
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| English | Translit. | Hebrew | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Why obscure?: To observe prohibition against writing HaShem's names where they may be destroyed (Deuteronomy 12:3–4), incl. in printed electronic media | |||
| 4-letter name | HaShem | HaShem | יְיָ / השם |
| 12-, 42-, 72-letter names | Only 3-letter acronyms in grey with letters replaced by "∞" and warnings | ||
| Ado-ai (for 4-letter) | HaShem | HaShem | יְיָ / השם |
| Ado-ai (itself) | L-rd | Ado-ai | אֲדֹ-י |
| Kel | G-d | Kel | קֵל |
| Elokim | G-d | Elokim | אֱלֹקִים |
| Ekyeh | Ekyeh | Ekyeh | אֶֽקְיֶ֑ה |
| Shakkai | Alm-ghty | Shakkai | שַׁקַי֙ |
| Tzvakot | H-sts | Tzvakot | צְבָאקֹת |
| Exceptions: Words only containing part of the 4-letter name, or Kel used in personal names (Joel / Yoel / יואל) | |||
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