Iad

Sloane-3191 Call 1 'iad'

Cotton Appendix XLVI Part 1 'iad'

A True and Faithful Relation Page 86 'iad'

Cotton Appendix XLVI Part 1 Call 1 'iad' Translation

Translations

KN-001: God (n.)

• Based on Cotton Appendix XLVI Part 1 Call 1 and A True and Faithful Relation Page 86
• Drops 'the' based on its frequency in compound words.

MOS-001: unity, union

• Page 122
• As described on page 121, the author has explicitly tried to remove Christian bias and create gender neutrality in his translations.

Pronunciation

• AL-001: yad
  • (*Dee - Iad, as Yad) The I has the sound of "y" rather than "j"
• DL-001: yad
• KN-001: yad
  • Though it feels more natural to me in some places to pronounce this more like 'yod' (with a short o) 
  • Based on Cotton Appendix XLVI Part 1 Call 1 and A True and Faithful Relation Page 86

Notes

• KN-001: This does not (yet) seem to be used outside of this one instance not in a compound word, and here it seems to be part of the name of a specific entity. Based on this, I doubt this would be typically be used stand-alone to refer to the typical modern Christian concept of God, the Father, or to the Godhead/Trinity.