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Uthra

An uthra or ʿutra (Classical Mandaic: ࡏࡅࡕࡓࡀ, Neo-Mandaic oṯrɔ, traditionally transliterated eutra; plural: ʿuthrē, traditionally transliterated eutria) is a "divine messenger of the light" in Mandaeism. Charles G. Häberl and James F. McGrath translate it as "excellency". Jorunn Jacobsen Buckley defines them as "Lightworld beings, called 'utras (sing.…

In the Ginza Rabba, Commonly mentioned uthras & In the Qulasta

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Etymology

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Commonly mentioned uthras

In the Ginza Rabba

In the Qulasta

In other texts

Gufna

Trees

Parallels in other religions

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related to In the Ginza Rabba · 120
Uthra → AbaturBihram, Adonai, Air, Anan-Nṣab, Azaziʿil, Bar-Bag, Barbag, Barit, Bhaq Ziwa, Bihrun, Book, Classical Mandaic, Darkness, Dazzling Radiance, Din Mlikh, DinanukhtGubran, Frequently, Ganzibra, Gelbert, Ginza Rabba
related to Commonly mentioned uthras · 34
Uthra → Abel, Adam, Adathan, Anush, Below, Book, Enosh, Fourth Life, Gate, Gnosis, God, Hayyi, Hayyi Rabbi, Hibil, Jordan, Left Ginza, Life, Manda, Manichaeism, Nidbai
related to Naming · 24
Uthra → Adam, Adathan, Classical Mandaic, Eve, Gardner, In Manichaeism, Ishoʿ Ziwā, Jesus, Kanpan, Kapan, Light, Manichaeism, Padvaxtag, Pairs, Radiance, Splendor, Syriac, The, Uthras, World
related to Trees · 24
Uthra → Abatur, Abatur Rama, Baptism, DC, Dmut Kušṭa, Gabriel, Haneil, Hibil Ziwa, In, Mandaean, Many Mandaean, Marmag, Mašqeil, Misc, MS Asiatic, Nahreil, Nahureil, NṣabPirunAlma Rišaia Rba, Rahimeil, Samkieil
related to In the Qulasta · 17
Uthra → Four Luminaries, Hai, Left Ginza, Life, Lofts, Mark, Mercy, Name, Qulasta, Rhum-Hai, Right Ginza, Sethian Gnosticism, Singer, Source, They, Wellspring, Zamar-Hai
related to Further reading · 10
Uthra → Internet Archive, Lidzbarski, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Malakha, Mark, Ricker, Töpelmann, Wikisource-logo
related to In other texts · 9
Uthra → Classical Mandaic, Diwan Abatur, Etinṣib Ziwa, In, John, Mandaean Book, Nbaṭ, Some, Splendid Transplant
related to Parallels in other religions · 9
Uthra → Abatur, Abiṭur, Hebrew, Jewish, Mandaean, Ptahil, Ptḥiʾl, Sefer HaRazim, The
related to Etymology · 8
Uthra → Aramaic, Based, Charles, Drower, However, Häberl, Semitic, South Arabian
related to Anana · 7
Uthra → Asut Malkia, Classical Mandaic, Father, Hayyi Rabbi, In Qulasta, It, The Mandaic

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mentioned qulasta ginza also right uthras ziwa prayers mandaean prayer life 15 book light 17 77 john 105 classical mandaic

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Uthrais aethereal being0.90text
the Asut Malkiainstance ofand hence also an uthra.In Qulasta prayers0.80text
the word niṭuftainstance ofand hence also an uthra.In Qulasta prayers0.80text
Uthrarelated to AnanaThe Mandaic0.60section
Uthrarelated to AnanaClassical Mandaic0.60section
Uthrarelated to AnanaIn Qulasta0.60section
Uthrarelated to AnanaAsut Malkia0.60section
Uthrarelated to AnanaIt0.60section
Uthrarelated to AnanaFather0.60section
Uthrarelated to AnanaHayyi Rabbi0.60section
Uthrarelated to Commonly mentioned uthrasBelow0.60section
Uthrarelated to Commonly mentioned uthrasSome0.60section

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    Uthra

    Nodes138
    Edges137
    Triples265
    Avg. degree1.99
    Density0.014493
    Components1
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