Summary
God in Different Languages: God is a divine and sacred supernatural being. God is the creator of this earth and whole universe. He is the one feared and obeyed. God is known to be the only supreme power. Every religion has is own God. But one thing is true in all religions that God is only one and no body has strong power as God.
God in All Languages
Translation of word God in almost 100+ different languages of the world.
| Different Languages | Word God |
|---|---|
| Albanian | zot |
| Basque | God |
| Belarusian | бог |
| Bosnian | bog |
| Bulgarian | Бог |
| Catalan | Déu |
| Croatian | Bog |
| Czech | Bůh |
| Danish | Gud |
| Dutch | God |
| Estonian | jumal |
| Finnish | Jumala |
| French | Dieu |
| Galician | Deus |
| German | Gott |
| Greek | Θεός (Theós) |
| Hungarian | Isten |
| Icelandic | Guð |
| Irish | Dia |
| Italian | Dio |
| Latvian | Dievs |
| Lithuanian | Dievas |
| Macedonian | Бог |
| Maltese | Alla |
| Norwegian | Gud |
| Polish | Bóg |
| Portuguese | Deus |
| Romanian | Dumnezeu |
| Russian | Бог (Bog) |
| Serbian | Бог (Bog) |
| Slovak | boh |
| Slovenian | Bog |
| Spanish | Dios |
| Swedish | Gud |
| Ukrainian | бог (boh) |
| Welsh | Duw |
| Yiddish | גאָט |
| Armenian | աստված |
| Azerbaijani | Allah |
| Bengali | দেবতা |
| Chinese Simplified | 神 (shén) |
| Chinese Traditional | 神 (shén) |
| Georgian | ღმერთი |
| Gujarati | ભગવાન |
| Hindi | परमेश्वर |
| Hmong | Vajtswv |
| Japanese | 神 |
| Kannada | ದೇವರು |
| Kazakh | Құдай |
| Khmer | ព្រះជាម្ចាស់ |
| Korean | 하나님 (hananim) |
| Lao | ພຣະເຈົ້າ |
| Malayalam | ദൈവം |
| Marathi | देव |
| Mongolian | Бурхан |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ဘုရားသခ |
| Nepali | भगवान |
| Sinhala | දෙවි |
| Tajik | Худо |
| Tamil | தேவன் |
| Telugu | దేవుడు |
| Thai | พระเจ้า |
| Turkish | Tanrı |
| Urdu | خدا |
| Uzbek | xudo |
| Vietnamese | thần |
| Arabic | الله (Allah) |
| Hebrew | אלוהים |
| Persian | خداوند |
| Afrikaans | God |
| Chichewa | Mulungu |
| Hausa | Allah |
| Igbo | Chineke |
| Sesotho | Molimo |
| Somali | Ilaah |
| Swahili | Mungu |
| Yoruba | Ọlọrun |
| Zulu | Nkulunkulu |
| Cebuano | Dios |
| Filipino | Diyos |
| Indonesian | Allah |
| Javanese | Pengeran |
| Malagasy | Andriamanitra |
| Malay | tuhan |
| Maori | te Atua |
| Esperanto | Dio |
| Haitian Creole | Bondye |
| Latin | Deus |
God in European Languages
Translation of word god in almost 42 European languages.
| Different Languages | Word God |
|---|---|
| Albanian | zot |
| Basque | God |
| Belarusian | бог |
| Bosnian | bog |
| Bulgarian | Бог |
| Catalan | Déu |
| Corsican | Diu |
| Croatian | Bog |
| Czech | Bůh |
| Danish | Gud |
| Dutch | God |
| Estonian | jumal |
| Finnish | Jumala |
| French | Dieu |
| Frisian | god |
| Galician | Deus |
| German | Gott |
| Greek | Θεός [Theós] |
| Hungarian | Isten |
| Icelandic | Guð |
| Irish | Dia |
| Italian | Dio |
| Latvian | Dievs |
| Lithuanian | Dievas |
| Luxembourgish | Gott |
| Macedonian | Бог |
| Maltese | Alla |
| Norwegian | Gud |
| Polish | Bóg |
| Portuguese | Deus |
| Romanian | Dumnezeu |
| Russian | Бог [Bog] |
| Scots Gaelic | Dia |
| Serbian | Бог [Bog] |
| Slovak | boh |
| Slovenian | Bog |
| Spanish | Dios |
| Swedish | Gud |
| Tatar | Алла |
| Ukrainian | бог [boh] |
| Welsh | Duw |
| Yiddish | גאָט |
God in Asian Languages
Translation of word god in almost 36 Asian languages.
| Different Languages | Word God |
|---|---|
| Armenian | աստված |
| Azerbaijani | Allah [Tanrı] |
| Bengali | দেবতা |
| Chinese Simplified | 神 [shén] |
| Chinese Traditional | 神 [shén] |
| Georgian | ღმერთი |
| Gujarati | ભગવાન |
| Hindi | परमेश्वर |
| Hmong | Vajtswv |
| Japanese | 神 |
| Kannada | ದೇವರು |
| Kazakh | Құдай |
| Khmer | ព្រះជាម្ចាស់ |
| Korean | 하나님 [hananim] |
| Kyrgyz | Кудай |
| Lao | ພຣະເຈົ້າ |
| Malayalam | ദൈവം |
| Marathi | देव |
| Mongolian | Бурхан |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ဘုရားသခ |
| Nepali | भगवान |
| Odia | ଭଗବାନ | |
| Pashto | خدایه |
| Punjabi | ਰੱਬ |
| Sindhi | خدا |
| Sinhala | දෙවි |
| Tajik | Худо |
| Tamil | தேவன் |
| Telugu | దేవుడు |
| Thai | พระเจ้า |
| Turkish | Tanrı |
| Turkmen | Hudaý |
| Urdu | خدا |
| Uyghur | خۇدا |
| Uzbek | xudo |
| Vietnamese | thần |
God in Middle East Languages
Translation of word god in 4 middle eastern languages.
| Different Languages | Word God |
|---|---|
| Arabic | الله [allah] |
| Hebrew | אלוהים |
| Kurdish (Kurmanji) | xwedê |
| Persian | خداوند |
God in African Languages
Translation of word god in almost 13 African languages.
| Different Languages | Word God |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | God |
| Amharic | እግዚአብሔር |
| Chichewa | Mulungu |
| Hausa | Allah |
| Igbo | Chineke |
| Kinyarwanda | Mana |
| Sesotho | Molimo |
| Shona | Mwari |
| Somali | Ilaah |
| Swahili | Mungu |
| Xhosa | NguThixo |
| Yoruba | Ọlọrun |
| Zulu | Nkulunkulu |
God in Austronesian Languages
Translation of word god in almost 10 Austronesian languages.
| Different Languages | Word God |
|---|---|
| Cebuano | Dios |
| Filipino | Diyos |
| Hawaiian | Ke Akua |
| Indonesian | Allah |
| Javanese | Pengeran |
| Malagasy | Andriamanitra |
| Malay | tuhan |
| Maori | te Atua |
| Samoan | Atua |
| Sundanese | Gusti |
God in Other Foreign Languages
| Different Languages | Word God |
|---|---|
| Cebuano | Dios |
| Filipino | Diyos |
| Hawaiian | Ke Akua |
| Indonesian | Allah |
| Javanese | Pengeran |
| Malagasy | Andriamanitra |
| Malay | tuhan |
| Maori | te Atua |
| Samoan | Atua |
| Sundanese | Gusti |
Video Translation of God in 10 other Languages
More information about God
There is one power that drives oceans and rives, causes the day and night, changes weather and seasons and there is only one God that is responsible for the life and death.
God is all knowing, all seeing, all present and the most powerful. He is the creator of every single thing that exists or has ever existed.
He is the actually the king of the universe. King in the different languages means lord, leader, the only one.
Moon and sun, stars and planets, everything obeys his commands and there is not a single thing that could happen without His concern.
In the old times people has no idea of God and that perceived everything harmful as god. They had different gods like “the fire lord”, “Sun”, “cow”, “elephants” etc. There are many views about the existence of God.
God created the Universe and nurtured it according to the belief of theism, but in deism He created the Universe, but is not the sustained. God is universe himself in pantheism.
There is a lack of faith in Him in atheism. The existence of God is found unheard of or ignorant of in agnosticism.
Monotheists trust that there’s only one god, and that this god is worshipped with different names in different religions as well.
In particular, Hinduism and Sikhism emphasize the view that all of religious people worship the same God, whether they know it or not. Islam’s concept on God is based on “Tauheed” which means oneness of God.
In Quran ‘Allah’ is the absolute power. In Islam Allah does not match to any of its creations in any way.
Muslims believe that Allah loves us seventy times more than mother. Love in the different languages means liking or attachment.
Christians have a belief to define God in three divine persons each of which is himself. The Holy trinity consists of God, The Son Jesus and God The Holy spirit.
Different countries have different names of God in different languages. But God is only one and we belief that the entire universe is created by the God.
Hey my name is Logan Jackson and I’m the founder of The Different Languages blog. I have years of experience in digital marketing and in content writing as well.