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Etymology
Ancient Hebrewemet(Hebrew)
Truth, faithfulness, reliability, that which stands firm
Not mere factuality but what is reliable and enduring
Biblical Greekaletheia(Greek)
Truth, reality, that which is true
In John's Gospel, Jesus claims to be 'the truth'
Classical Arabichaqq(Arabic)
Truth, reality, the real nature of things
Central to Islamic theology; one of God's 99 divine names
Sanskritsatya(Sanskrit)
Truth, reality, that which truly is
Ultimate reality in Hindu philosophy; yama (ethical restraint)
Palisacca(Pali)
Truth, reality, as taught in Four Noble Truths
Core concept in Buddhism; framework for understanding suffering
Hebrew Roots
אֱמֶתemet
truth, faithfulness, reliability
אStrength, leader, firstמChaos, mighty, bloodתMark, sign, covenant
Greek Roots
ἀλήθειαaletheia
truth