our lord
9 occurrences across 1 Arabic/Persian root
ر- ب- ب (r-b-b) — lord; divine; lordship
“our lord” accounts for
9 of
850 occurrences of this root
(1%)
(r-b-b) — lord; divine; lordship
“our lord” accounts for 9 of 850 occurrences of this root (1%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
lord 67% o my lord 9% god 4% divine 3% his 1% lordship 1% divinity 1% be my lord 1% sovereignty 0% o lord 0% lord of 0% holy 0% him 0% educator 0% voice of divinity 0% ruler 0% o my god 0% lord, thy god 0% lord, his god 0% heavenly 0% godhead 0% everlasting 0% enlightener 0% celestial 0% sacred 0% lord thy 0% him who is the lord 0% heaven-sent 0% god himself 0% ancient 0% all-glorious 0% yet 0% who is the lord of all thing 0% unfading 0% truth 0% thy 0% thou the lord 0% thine overruling providence 0% supremacy 0% springtime 0% sovereign lord of all 0% source 0% servant 0% realm 0% overshadowed with thy lordship 0% one to adore him 0% omnipotence 0% o thou who art the ruler 0% o lord my god 0% o god our lord 0% none to recognize his glory 0% no, by him who is the lord 0% lordship of god 0% lord, their god 0% lord, my god 0% lord, most high 0% lord thy god 0% lord their 0% lord of men 0% lord is god 0% is the vassal of none 0% is our lord 0% i have nurtured 0% himself 0% him who is the lord of 0% godhood 0% god, thy lord 0% eternal holiness 0% enlightener of 0% education 0% educated 0% divinely-learned 0% divinely revealed 0% divinely ordained 0% divine and 0% creator 0% born of god 0% betterment 0% bahá’u’lláh’s) divinity 0% art 0% almighty 0%
Examples
epistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §155: ربّنا: Our Lordkitab-i-iqanKIQ §1: ربّنا: OUR LORDprayers-and-meditationsP&M §132: رَبَّنا: our Lordtablet-of-the-holy-marinerMariner §55: ربّنا: our Lordkitab-i-iqanKIQ §291: ربّنا: our Lordprayers-and-meditationsP&M §210: رَبَّنا: our Lordtablet-of-the-holy-marinerMariner §56: ربّنا: our Lordprayers-and-meditationsP&M §363: رَبُّنا: our Lordtablet-of-the-holy-marinerMariner §57: ربّنا: our Lord
See Also
Other English words/phrases that share the same Arabic/Persian roots: