Jah

[ jah ]

noun

1. in Rastafarianism, the name of God.

Example Sentences

"Pieces of space junk are like ticking time bombs," observed Moriba Jah, a professor of aerospace engineering at the University of Texas at Austin.

From BBC

In the film “One Love,” the actor who plays Marley mentions “Jah” several times.

From Seattle Times

That’s because Rastafari’s personal relationship with “Jah,” or God, is considered central to the faith.

From Seattle Times

As space environmentalist Moriba Jah wrote for Scientific American, “we are building a new space economy that is sadly reminiscent of the gold rush: companies and governments are rushing to stake their claim on as much orbital territory as possible without regard to the consequences.”

From Salon

Co-created by Donald Glover, Fishback plays Dre, an obsessed fan of a Beyoncé-like R&B singer named Ni’Jah whose fan base is dubbed the swarm.

From Seattle Times