Pneuma

What do we mean by pneuma?

The soul or vital spirit. noun

Breath; spirit; soul. noun

A breathing, noun

In theology, the spirit; the highest in man and the seat of the divine indwelling, as distinguished from the soul, the seat of the natural human life. noun

A neume noun

The spirit or soul noun

One of three levels of a human being, the spirit, along with the body and soul noun

A neume.

The spirit or soul.

One of three levels of a human being, the spirit, along with the body and soul.

Pneuma is the sweetest boy you could ever have the fortune of meeting. With a smart brain and a big heart, Pneuma will always care for you yet still pulling harmless pranks as often as possible to keep you on your toes. He likes to spend time with his sibling(s) and values family time. He has trouble staying in one spot for too long and doesn’t like to be bossed around. He will forgive you if you wrong him, and be with you until the end of his days. Urban Dictionary

A 2008 post-rock album by Moving Mountains, probably the best album ever made. They wrote it in their senior year of high school, which makes it twice as awesome. Urban Dictionary

Characterized as someone's creative force, soul, or vitality. Urban Dictionary

An awesome song by tool also from the ancient greek word for breath and has come to also mean spirit Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to pneuma:
pneuma, pneumo, pneum, pnuma, neuma, pneum-.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pneuma:
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Words that rhyme with pneuma:
puma, duma, summa, uma, luma, yuma, struma, tuma, montezuma, suma, petaluma, pluma, nkrumah, bruma, genus uma, muma, genus montezuma, tanguma, sakuma, assume a, ballroom a, bathroom a, bedroom a, bloom a, blum a, boom a, bridegroom a, broom a, classroom a, consume a, costume a, courtroom a, doom a, duma a, exhume a, gloom a, groom a, hume a, khartoum a, lasumma, lipuma, loom a, perfume a, plume a, presume a, reassume a, resume a, room a, saouma, schoolroom a, thuma, tomb a, whom a, womb a, zoom a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pneuma:
greek, divine, psychic, vital, connate, stoic, human, cosmic, cerebral, holy, visual, universal, inborn, natural, fiery, third, primal, inner, very, innate, optic, internal, pervading, antimimon, rational, dead, primordial, perfected, arabian, fallen, subtle, pure, magical, intelligent, prophetic, psychical, outer, material, pervasive, arterial, aristotelian, finest, immanent, warm, immaterial, gnostic, immortal, creative, anatta, mysterious, neuter.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pneuma:
hagion.

Words that sound like pneuma:
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