The Hebrew Name for GOD is a term used to refer to the deity in the Abrahamic religions. The three most commonly used names are Adonai, Elohim, and YAHWEH. Adonai is a plural form of the word adon, meaning 'LORD' or 'MASTER'. Elohim is a plural form of the word eloah, meaning 'GOD'. YAHWEH is a name derived from the verb 'to be', and is often translated as 'I am who I am'. All three of these names are used to refer to the same deity, and all three are considered sacred by adherents of the Abrahamic religions.