Biblical / religious word or name..." Abwoon ". Meaning of Abwoon ? ?

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I came across a word (or name) that is new to me. Ever heard the name or word " Abwoon " ? Seeking meaning of word / name. I did look it up but info. that I came across still left me unclear of word / name meaning?

Any insight, references would be helpful. Thanks.

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Answer 1

The word is Aramaic. I've seen it used in in Aramaic renderings of the Lord's Prayer a lot.

"The ancient Middle Eastern root ab refers to all fruit, all germination proceeding from the source of Unity. This root came to be used in the Aramaic word for personal father - abba - but still echoes its original ungendered root in sound-meaning. While abwoon is a derivative of this word for personal father, its original roots do not specify a gender and could be translated as "divine parent". These roots reveal many levels of meaning. Bwn shows the ray or emanation of that father/motherhood proceeding from potential to actual, here and now. In Aramaic, the character for b may also be pronounced w (for personal) or the b (for spiritual) is emphasized. No doubt, Jesus meant there to be an echo of both as Aramaic is rich in this sublime wordplay."

Answer 2

I have  not come  across it in the bible  or any where else  so sorry I can not help.  there is a sight on line  for hebrew names  but I do not think that is one.

Answer 3

abwoon is that latex thing you fill with helium.

Answer 4

The first word of the Aramaic Lord's Prayer, "Abwoon," is the word that Yeshua chose in this situation to address Divine Source. The word Abwoon points to many levels and possibilities of meaning:

One who Gives Birth to All,

Divine Parent, our Father-Mother of the Cosmos,

Radiance who Shines through All that Is.

Such words would be better translations of Yeshua's words than what we traditionally learn as "Our Father Who Art in Heaven".

Abwoon

We could say that the meaning of the entire prayer is contained within this one word. A sounding practice for you to try is to move very slowly through each sound of the word:

A...a...a...bw...bw...bw...bw...oo...o...  

Answer 5

No such name... Unless you meant "Avalon", in which case it's not a Biblical name at all but Gaelic.

Answer 6

No such word.