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The phrase is "ego eimi ho ohn ego eimi".

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it's all greek to me

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I still have not gotten an answer to my question. What does ohn mean in the Greek phrase "ego eimi ho ohn ego eimi".

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ALL THE PHRASES PLEASE

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You should write it in Greek characters for Greeks to understand and you are not doing a good translation of the Greek characters in Latin ones anyways. But, as I figured out myself, this site does not support the Greek alphabet. Fair enough. Try a different site I would suggest.

Anyway, OK, I am guessing that what you are trying to write is the following phrase, which is found in gospels etc (but obviously I have to write in Latin damn it) :

"Egw eimi Auto pou Egw eimi".

Where 'w' stands for omega, 'p' stands for pi (3.1415), and 'g' stands for gamma. Rest I think stay the same.

Well if this is it, the word by word translation is "I am this that I am". But, "I am what I am" I suppose would be the actual translation.

Of course, as in classical Greek, the phrase "Egw eimi" can be metapphorical, and means "I exist". I suppose in the Christian era, it takes an even more metaphysical and religious meaning.

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