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Coincidence.
One comes from Latin/Greek, the other from ancient Hebrew.
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Do they perhaps have a shared origin in PIE?
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Dunno what the acronym PIE is, but going by the religious examples, vpol's comment makes me think, didn't a few names get from Hebrew to Latin through the Greeks?
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Proto-Indo-European. Hebrew being a Semitic language from an area mostly full of other Semitic languages makes me think it's unlikely to have picked up a PIE name though
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Ah. Not sent to me (I think), but I must've misclicked when picking the community to post on, so gomennasorry~ 😣
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