Friday, November 20, 2009

What does the name Nathaniel look like in Hebrew?

I'm essentially wondering exactly how the name "Nathaniel" or "Nathanael" is written in Hebrew. This name is of Hebrew origin (was one of the 12 apostles), but I can't seem to find how it is written in the original Hebrew.





Thanks for your help!

What does the name Nathaniel look like in Hebrew?
All you have to do is ad a stein or a burg to the end and it becomes a Jewish name.
Reply:נתנאל=pronounced Natan El. God has given.
Reply:נתנאל, with vowels: נְתַנְאֵל





Pronounced: ne-tan-'EL





Spelled: Nun, Thav, Nun, Aleph, Lamed [n-th-n-'-l]


With vowels: Nun, (sheva na), Thav, (patach), Nun, (sheva nach), Aleph, (tzere), Lamed [ne-tha-n-'e-l]





Means "God has given": nathan (נתן, pronounced: na-tAn)= gave; el (אל)= god.
Reply:like gibberish
Reply:נתנאל


Nun, Taf, Nun, Alef, Lamed
Reply:i know some hebrew and its Nathaniel.


peace
Reply:נתנאל. It means g-d has given. Its a pretty common hebrew name. I speak hebrew pretty fluently although not perfectly...


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