elohim
/ɛˈloʊɪm/Definitions
1. noun
A term in the Hebrew Bible referring to the supreme God or gods, often translated as ‘God’ or ‘gods’.
“The ancient Israelites believed in a single elohim, but their understanding of its nature was complex and multifaceted.”
2. noun
A divine being or a supernatural power in Jewish mythology and theology.
“In some Jewish traditions, elohim are seen as powerful beings that can be invoked for protection and guidance.”