- In Mandaeism, a
gufna or
gupna (classical Mandaic: ࡂࡅࡐࡍࡀ, lit. '(grape)vine') is an
uthra that is
described as a
personified grapevine in the
World of...
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guardians of Piriawis, the
Great Jordan (yardna) of Life.
Other uthras are
gufnas, or
heavenly grapevines.
Uthras that
accompany people or
souls are known...
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Concepts Anana Gufna Ziwa...
- and
Saudi Arabia Sharada (season), a
season in
India Šarat, the name of a
gufna (heavenly grapevine) in
Mandaeism Sharat, an
Indian given name (for a list...
- (prayer 347)
Manhariel (prayer 334)
Pirun (prayer 333) (also the name of a
gufna)
Zihrun (prayers 332, 340, 341, 374)
During Parwanaya, the buta drabša (Qulasta...
- 1
lists the
names of
several ananas and
their uthras, many of
which are
gufnas (personified grapevines).: 455–456 In
Right Ginza Book 3,
Adakas Ziwa is...
- Deity)
Shkina (celestial dwelling)
Piriawis (celestial river)
Anana (cloud)
Gufna (vine) Ziwa (radiance)
Mshunia Kushta (heavenly
world of
ideal counterparts)...
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laici I am (biblical term)
Fruit of the Holy
Spirit The Tree and its
Fruits Gufna,
heavenly grapevine in
Mandaeism Talbert,
Charles H. (1994).
Reading John:...
