- in this
temple that he
first learned about Adonism, and
where he was
given the name of Dr Mussalam.
Adonism is a
polytheistic religion,
believing in a...
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Adon (Phoenician: š¤š¤š¤)
literally means "lord."
Adon has an
uncertain etymology,
although it is
generally believed to be
derived from the
Ugaritic ad...
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Adon Olam (Hebrew: ×Ö²××Ö¹× ×¢×Ö¹×Öø×; "Eternal Lord" or "Sovereign of the Universe") is a hymn in the
Jewish liturgy. It has been a
regular part of the daily...
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Adon (××××) is the
Northwest Semitic for lord,
mostly used of deities.
Adon may also
refer to:
Adon, Loiret,
France Adon P.
Brown (1873ā1942), American...
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Adon (Aramaic: š”š”š”) was a
Philistine king in the late-7th
century BC.
Though it is
uncertain which Philistine city-state he governed, he was probably...
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Adon D.
Shuler (born
October 1, 2004) is an
American college football safety for the
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish.
Shuler attended Irvington High
School in...
- Bar-
Adon is a Hebrew-language
surname literally meaning "son of
Adon".
Notable people with the
surname include:
Dorothy Bar-
Adon (1907ā1950), American-born...
- (1907)
Guido von List
Society (1908)
Church of the
Universal Bond (1912)
Adonism (1925)
Slavic Native Faith (1920sā30s)
Zadruga (1937)
Church of Aphrodite...
- El
Adon or El
Adon al kol ha-ma'asim (Hebrew: ×× ×××× or ×× ×××× ×¢× ×× ××עש××, English: God is the Lord or God is the Lord of all creation) is a well-known...
- Joan
Manuel Adon (born
August 12, 1998) is a
Dominican professional baseball pitcher in the
Washington Nationals organization. He made his
Major League...
