ghod
/ɡɑd/
ghod noun: god.
Noun
ghod (plural ghods)
- God.
- Fans usually spell it with a "h" when referring to fannish ghods.1952, Arthur Rapp, Lee Hoffman, Redd Boggs, Fanspeak, page 6
- "As a youth," said the ghod as he shook his grey head, / "I feared it the BNF's grave; / But now that the neos all think that I'm dead, / I continue the fanac I crave."1966 November, Cindy Heap, “"You Are Old, Father Tucker..."”, in Science-Fiction Five-Yearly, number 4, page 33
Forms of ghod
| plural | ghods |
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Origin of ghod
From god + -h-.
Words that rhyme with ghod
Questions about ghod
- What does ghod mean?
- Ghod means god.
- What part of speech is ghod?
- Ghod is a noun.
- How do you pronounce ghod?
- Ghod is pronounced /ɡɑd/.
- What is the plural of ghod?
- The plural of ghod is ghods.
Words near ghod in the dictionary
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