Oh My Eggs!
When a male is in a situation where it's so annoying that it's hurting his testicle. The term is inspired from the classic OMG
When a male is in a situation where it's so annoying that it's hurting his testicle. The term is inspired from the classic OMG
by Real_Alex October 2, 2020
Our Father God, counterpart to our Mother God Azna; He is praised in all religions and known by many different names, he is mainly recognised as Om by the Gnostics;
El - Hebrew for "to be strong"
Elohim - Plural of El
Adonai - "My Lord"
Shaddai - "Almighty"
Elyon - "Most High"
Qadosh - "the Holy One"
Jehovah - mixed form of YHWH and Adonai
OM - Sanskrit word for supreme entity
Brahma - Hindu term for supreme entity
Allah - Islamic term for supreme entity
"I am who am" comes down to us from the Old Testament (Ex. 3:14), and the speaker goes on to instruct Moses to tell the Israelites, "I AM sent me ...". So the first reference to His name is not very clear. Actually, the Hebrew version of this is YHWH (pronounced Yahweh), which appears more than 6000 times in the Hebrew bible.
Only in the New Testament does the word "father" become a proper name for God. This was consistent with Christ's message to the world of a loving God, not the God of wrath as depicted in the Old Testament.
God is static and makes up the intellectual side of our brain, compared his female counterpart Mother Azna who is the emotion and mobile. He is all loving, all knowing and also all forgiving, contrary to some religions beliefs.
El - Hebrew for "to be strong"
Elohim - Plural of El
Adonai - "My Lord"
Shaddai - "Almighty"
Elyon - "Most High"
Qadosh - "the Holy One"
Jehovah - mixed form of YHWH and Adonai
OM - Sanskrit word for supreme entity
Brahma - Hindu term for supreme entity
Allah - Islamic term for supreme entity
"I am who am" comes down to us from the Old Testament (Ex. 3:14), and the speaker goes on to instruct Moses to tell the Israelites, "I AM sent me ...". So the first reference to His name is not very clear. Actually, the Hebrew version of this is YHWH (pronounced Yahweh), which appears more than 6000 times in the Hebrew bible.
Only in the New Testament does the word "father" become a proper name for God. This was consistent with Christ's message to the world of a loving God, not the God of wrath as depicted in the Old Testament.
God is static and makes up the intellectual side of our brain, compared his female counterpart Mother Azna who is the emotion and mobile. He is all loving, all knowing and also all forgiving, contrary to some religions beliefs.
by *Dee* June 28, 2006
"Billy, how do you like your steak?"
"om nom nom nom"
"I can't believe he didn't chew his food, he completely om'd it"
"om nom nom nom"
"I can't believe he didn't chew his food, he completely om'd it"
by Ryan.Exe January 9, 2009
OM is short for OMG... when you have no time for G. OM!
Less syllables when you don't have time.
It sounds cuter.
It can also be an acronym for "Oh My!"
Less syllables when you don't have time.
It sounds cuter.
It can also be an acronym for "Oh My!"
by argelina October 20, 2011
Sweetest guy in the multiverse. He knows how to make ur day better than u know how to make ur day, he is definitely academically inclined but his common sense runs a little low. But his love is rare and only the people who deserve it get it and would take a bullet for anyone.
Mary: Yo, you see Om last night, he was smokin.
Jillian: yuh, I saw his fine ass.
Kelly: Om is so fuckin smart.
Jillian: yuh, I saw his fine ass.
Kelly: Om is so fuckin smart.
by Dragonslayer255 November 20, 2018