Anniversary according to the Jewish calendar of the death of an
immediate family member commemorated by the lighting of yahrzeit
candle for 24 hours and the saying of the kaddish (Judaism).
Hebrew, "I AM" (Exodus 3:14), the ineffable (unspeakable) name
of God, comprised of the four Hebrew characters Yod, Heh, Waw,
and Heh, which has come to be known among Bible scholars as the
Tetragrammaton (four letters) with vowels added for better
pronunciation. Variations include YHWH, YHVH, IHVH, JHVH,
YAHVEH, YAHUAH, IAHUAH, YEHOWAH, and JEHOVAH. Any of these are
arguable since Y, W, and V are not Hebrew consonants. Hebrew is
a different dialect than English and difficult to translate, so
the Hebrew characters are often transliterated as sounds similar
to English characters. Most modern English Bibles have adopted
the lower caps version of Lord (LORD) to represent the formal
name of YHWH. It was believed that the Jews held the name of
YHWH in such high regard that they didn't even say this name,
which stems from the th