How to Say “Angel” in Chamorro

anghet
The Chamorro word for angel is anghet.
anghet is a noun used to refer to a messenger from a deity.
Meaning: messenger from a deity (noun)

Did you know?

  • Chamorro is an Austronesian language, meaning anghet sits within a language family that spans from Madagascar to Easter Island.
  • While anghet describes a divine messenger, ancient Chamorro beliefs centered on aniti, which were the spirits of ancestors who guided the living.
  • The word anghet is a loanword from the Spanish 'ángel'. This reflects the long period of Spanish colonial administration in the Mariana Islands.

Example conversation

Jose and Maria are discussing a religious painting.

  1. Jose

    Maria, tångga i anghet na hulao.
    Maria, look at the angel.
  2. Maria

    Håga’ i anghet yan guaiya.
    The angel is very beautiful.
  3. Jose

    Håga’ i anghet para hulao.
    The angel came to help.
  4. Maria

    Håga’ i anghet yan mana'o.
    The angel is also wise.
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