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How do I write the name Joshua in Hebrew? Its my sons name %26amp; I want it tatooed so it needs to be 100% accurate
Joshua is Yehoshua in Hebrew, since Hebrew has no "j". Use the one above if you want the exact pronunciation using niqqud (diacritics), but this isnt used now anyways in normal day-to-day life, only for beginners. יהושע is normally written (it actually says yhvsha sinc hebrew has no written vowels.)
Reply:The correct answer and script have been given, so you can trust what they wrote. Anyway, I venture to remind you that tatoos are forbidden by Jewish law, in case you are Jewish. And even if you are not, you may have problems wearing a Hebrew tatoo if by chance you travel in Moslem countries.
Reply:Reminds me of a guy who got his name translated into Japanese for a tattoo. When he went to japan on holiday, at the bar they asked, "why have you got Coca- cola tattooed on your arm?"
Don't do it I say!
Reply:Joshua is Yehoshua in Hebrew.
Yehoshua- יְהוֹשֻׁעַ
Reply:יְהוֹשֻׁעַ
Reply:יהושע
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