Translation of "God" into Cheyenne

Phrases similar to "God" with translations into Cheyenne

• 13 Jehovah God then said to the woman: “What is this you have done?” The woman replied: “The serpent deceived me, so I ate.”
  13 Nêhe'še Ma'heóneva móstsêhetaehevóhe, "Hénová'e tséhéseméseotseto?" "Naa néhe šé'šenovôtse éoseepévo'óhta, návonôhóha'ova," móxhetôhevóhe Ma'heóneva.
• 2 And by the seventh day, God had completed the work that he had been doing,* and he began to rest on the seventh day from all his work that he had been doing.*
  2 Naesóhtôhéé'êše mó'amemanêstsêhéhe netao'o hová'éhe. Naa nêhe'še tséstanésôhtôha'ónetotse móstâhosótomoehéhe.
• 5 For God knows that in the very day you eat from it, your eyes will be opened and you will be like God, knowing good and bad.”
  5 mâhvé'mésése tséhoe'to nêstsevé'šêhéne'anánóvo tséhávêséva'e naa tsépéva'e," móxhetaehevóhe néhe šé'šenovoto.
• 22 And Jehovah God built the rib that he had taken from the man into a woman, and he brought her to the man.
  22 Naa hestse'peva móhvé'šemanêhóhetsenotóho he'óho. Ma'heo'o móstsêhe'otsêhó-hevóhe néhe he'óho, móxhévoo'sêhóhenotóho Vovóehetanóho.
• 16 Jehovah God also gave this command to the man: “From every tree of the garden you may eat to satisfaction.
  16 Naa Ma'heo'o móstsêhetôhevóhe Vovóehetanóho, "Naa ohkeméseo'o tséhoe'to hétsêhéóhe .hoóhtsetseva,
• 1:10 God called the dry land “earth,” and the waters that were gathered together he called “seas.” And God saw that what he had made was good.
  10 Naa "ho'e" móxhestôhéhe. Naa héne mahpe tséhmâhóevátotse “tséhmâhóomoeha” móxhestôhéhe Ma'heo'o. Naa móstamâhepévatsêstôhéhe.
• 3 But God has said about the fruit of the tree that is in the middle of the garden:+ ‘You must not eat from it, no, you must not touch it; otherwise you will die.’”
  3 naa oha na'êstse tsé'tóhe hoohtsêstse taesétóve tsénéé'êstse tséhoe'to hénêhéóhe náto'sêsáamésêhénóne naa náto'sêsáano'tónêšemâxanóhéne, naa .mâhvé'nêhešévétse nâhtsenaéme," náhetaene
• 1:5 God called the light “day,” and the darkness he called “night.” The evening passed, and the morning came. That was the first day.
  5 Móstatšêheševéstôhenótse hé'tóhe tséhvó'ho'êho'tatse