A mystical or cabalistic word or acronym used in occult traditions, sometimes said to represent a divine name or sacred formula.
From Hebrew or Latin mystical traditions; possibly an acrostic or abbreviation from Latin 'Ateh Gibor Leolam Adonai' (Thine is the Glory forever, Lord) or Hebrew sources. The exact origin is disputed among scholars of mysticism and cabala.
AGLA appears in medieval grimoires and magical texts as a 'word of power,' showing how mysticism often works through acronyms and hidden language—the idea that saying the right hidden word could command spiritual forces fascinated scholars for centuries.
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