man-god
/ˈmanˌɡɒd/noun
1 Theology. Usually Man-God. Jesus, viewed as a being who is both man and God.
2 Generally. A being who is both a man (i.e. a human being) and a god; (occasionally) a god having the form of a man (i.e. of a male human being).
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Payne (fl. 1597). From man + god interjection, perhaps after God-man; compare Byzantine Greek ἀνθρωπόθεος (in St Gregory of Nyssa), German Menschgott, French homme Dieu.