Semitic languages 101:

‘bayt’ (Ar.) = ‘bet’ (Heb.) = ‘house’ (Eng.); ‘yawm (Ar.) = ‘yom’ (Heb.) = ‘day’ (Eng.); ‘halal’ (Ar.) = ‘hilel’ (Heb.) = ‘lawful’ (Eng.); ‘akh’ (Ar.) = ‘ach’ (Heb.) = ‘brethren’ (Eng.); ‘alaykum’ (Ar.) = ‘alaychem’ (Heb.) = ‘you’–second person plural (Eng.); ‘nabi’ (Ar.) = ‘navi’ (Heb.) = ‘prophet’ (Eng.); ‘salaam’ (Ar.) = ‘shalom’ (Heb.) = ‘peace’ (Eng.); ‘ahad’ (Ar.) = ‘echad’ (Heb.) = ‘one’ (Eng.)

OK, here’s the interesting part, so pay attention:

‘Allah & Allahumma’ (Ar.) = ‘Elah & Elohiim’ (Heb.) = ‘Atu’a (Samoan), ‘El Dios’ (Span.), ‘Olah’ (Zulu), ‘Dieu’ (Fr.), ‘Khuda’ (Pers.), ‘Hotheos’ (Grk.), ‘Dio’ (Lat.), ‘Gott’ (Ger.) = ‘GOD’ (Eng.)

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