Rebekah = 专讬讘拽讛 (meaning to tie/bind, captivating).
* Hebrew is written from right to left.
Rebekah in Hebrew is pronounced Reevqa (Rivqa). She is the wife of Isaac and the mother of Jacob and Esau. She is also the second of four matriarchs of the Jewish people.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have other questions =]
@ Johnathan:
Dude. You just copied and pasted my answer. What the heck?
JEWS PLEASE???!!!!Who was Rebekah and what is her real name written in Hebrew?How do I pronounce it?
You're right, I did...sorry
I had no issue with your answer, nor did I care about the points, I mainly just wanted to add that little condemnation to the answer, my apologies all the same. Report Abuse
Reply:专讬讘拽讛 - Hebrew is written from right to left.
Rebekah in Hebrew is pronounced Reevka. She is the wife of Isaac and the mother of Jacob and Esau. She is also the second of four matriarchs of the Jewish people.
If you're planning on trying to impress a Jewish girl by knowing how to pronounce her Hebrew name you'll probably be very disappointed, especially once she realizes that's the full extent of your Hebrew/Jewish knowledge.
Reply:You pronounce it Riv-Ka, in hebrew: "专讘拽讛".
She is the wife of Isaac and the mother of Jacob.
She's also one of the "Four Mothers" on the begining of the Jewish religion.
Reply:LOL @ JEWS PLEASE???!!!!
Reply:you should post this question in Travel %26gt; Middle East %26gt; Israel
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Saturday, April 24, 2010
Looking for the name of a hebrew children's song?
The song is about washing hands/face in the morning, but I can't remember the name, nor do I know enough of the lyrics to look it up.
Looking for the name of a hebrew children's song?
I've looked it up on the web and I think it was written by
讚转讬讛 讘谉 讚讜专 and is titled 讗谞讬 谞拽讬 Ani Naki
Reply:may be this one?
http://www.shiron.net/songView.aspx?song...
Looking for the name of a hebrew children's song?
I've looked it up on the web and I think it was written by
讚转讬讛 讘谉 讚讜专 and is titled 讗谞讬 谞拽讬 Ani Naki
Reply:may be this one?
http://www.shiron.net/songView.aspx?song...
What does the name Silvia mean in Hebrew or Greek?
fem. : related to the word for tree or forest.
as in Pennsylvania - Penn's woods or forest.
What does the name Silvia mean in Hebrew or Greek?
thank you Report Abuse
Reply:Sorry, no Silvia in Hebrew or Greek. This is what I found:
SILVIA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, English, German, Ancient Roman, Roman Mythology
Pronounced: SEEL-vyah (Italian), SEEL-byah (Spanish).
Feminine form of Silvius (see SILVIO). Rhea Silvia was the mother of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. This was also the name of a 6th-century saint, the mother of the pope Gregory the Great.
SILVIO
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Pronounced: SEEL-vyo (Italian), SEEL-byo (Spanish).
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of the Roman name Silvius which was derived from Latin silva "wood, forest". Silvius was the name of several of the legendary kings of Alba Longa. It is also the name of an early saint martyred in Alexandria.
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as in Pennsylvania - Penn's woods or forest.
What does the name Silvia mean in Hebrew or Greek?
thank you Report Abuse
Reply:Sorry, no Silvia in Hebrew or Greek. This is what I found:
SILVIA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, English, German, Ancient Roman, Roman Mythology
Pronounced: SEEL-vyah (Italian), SEEL-byah (Spanish).
Feminine form of Silvius (see SILVIO). Rhea Silvia was the mother of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. This was also the name of a 6th-century saint, the mother of the pope Gregory the Great.
SILVIO
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Pronounced: SEEL-vyo (Italian), SEEL-byo (Spanish).
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of the Roman name Silvius which was derived from Latin silva "wood, forest". Silvius was the name of several of the legendary kings of Alba Longa. It is also the name of an early saint martyred in Alexandria.
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How do you spell the name Clayton Tedeton in Hebrew.?
I'm sorry, but Maryon is wrong.
It should look like this: 拽诇讬讬讟讜谉 讟讚讟讜谉
The letters are : Clayton = Kof Lamed Yod Yod Tet Vav NunSofit; Tedeton = Tet Dalet Tet Vav NunSofit.
How do you spell the name Clayton Tedeton in Hebrew.?
I can't get the Hebrew characters to work on this site. Download a Hebrew font online (Bwhebb, if you can get it), and just type in the English letters, backwards.
The names of the characters you'd want, from left to right, are Kaph Lamed Ayin Tet Nun, and for your last name, Tet Dalit Tet Nun.
Reply:if you want it graphically i'll send it to your mail (put ur adress here)
It should look like this: 拽诇讬讬讟讜谉 讟讚讟讜谉
The letters are : Clayton = Kof Lamed Yod Yod Tet Vav NunSofit; Tedeton = Tet Dalet Tet Vav NunSofit.
How do you spell the name Clayton Tedeton in Hebrew.?
I can't get the Hebrew characters to work on this site. Download a Hebrew font online (Bwhebb, if you can get it), and just type in the English letters, backwards.
The names of the characters you'd want, from left to right, are Kaph Lamed Ayin Tet Nun, and for your last name, Tet Dalit Tet Nun.
Reply:if you want it graphically i'll send it to your mail (put ur adress here)
I need help spelling my sons name (Anthony) in Hebrew. Can anyone help me, Please?
I WANT TO HELP MY SONS NAME IN HEBREW TATOOED IN MY BACK BUT I CAN'T FIND THE RIGHT SPELLING IN HEBREW.
I need help spelling my sons name (Anthony) in Hebrew. Can anyone help me, Please?
That's because it's not a Hebrew name. You could transliterate it into Hebrew characters, but that's it. Also, tattooing is forbidden by Jewish law, so...
I'd say, aleph - nun - tet - vav - nun - yod
Reply:Anthony is not hebrew, but you can transliterate it as follows:
A 讗
N 谞
T 转 or 讟
H 讛
O
N 谞
Y 讬
Since written hebrew is mostly an abjad, it doesn't really have written vowels. the last is a Y. ut that would be up to you. the "e" is oundis technically more correct, but again, since it's not there I just put the Y.
Let me know if this takes care of you.
Reply:My Hebrew Name
English Name Hebrew Name
Click on a name below Gender
1 anthony admon Male
2 anthony devora Female
3 anthony efrayim Male
4 anthony gedalya Male
5 anthony hila Female
6 anthony hillel Male
7 anthony nirit Female
8 anthony nitza Female
9 anthony yehuda Male
10 anthony yehudit Female
http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/
Reply:according to the academy TH always gets the 转 so it should be : 讗谞转讜谞讬
whey you say Tony, then it's 讟讜谞讬 because T gets the 讟
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I need help spelling my sons name (Anthony) in Hebrew. Can anyone help me, Please?
That's because it's not a Hebrew name. You could transliterate it into Hebrew characters, but that's it. Also, tattooing is forbidden by Jewish law, so...
I'd say, aleph - nun - tet - vav - nun - yod
Reply:Anthony is not hebrew, but you can transliterate it as follows:
A 讗
N 谞
T 转 or 讟
H 讛
O
N 谞
Y 讬
Since written hebrew is mostly an abjad, it doesn't really have written vowels. the last is a Y. ut that would be up to you. the "e" is oundis technically more correct, but again, since it's not there I just put the Y.
Let me know if this takes care of you.
Reply:My Hebrew Name
English Name Hebrew Name
Click on a name below Gender
1 anthony admon Male
2 anthony devora Female
3 anthony efrayim Male
4 anthony gedalya Male
5 anthony hila Female
6 anthony hillel Male
7 anthony nirit Female
8 anthony nitza Female
9 anthony yehuda Male
10 anthony yehudit Female
http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/
Reply:according to the academy TH always gets the 转 so it should be : 讗谞转讜谞讬
whey you say Tony, then it's 讟讜谞讬 because T gets the 讟
ginger lily
Can someone write this name in Hebrew?
Hi, my brother is getting a tattoo, he wants his name in hebrew but we are not sure how to write it.
His name is Erubiel
Thank You :)
Can someone write this name in Hebrew?
not sure, but you can look into it, not all names translate
Reply:Speaking only as a Hebrew speaker (I'm Jewish, but that's not the point) and someone who's already got Hebrew on their body:
Erubiel is a name of Spanish origin - which is derived from Latin to begin with - not Hebrew.
While a direct transliteration MAY be possible, there's no way of knowing for sure if your transliteration is correct. For instance, the "eh" noise at the beginning of the name is only a Hebrew vowel, which would need to be paired with a silent letter. However, there are two silent letters in Hebrew, the Aleph and the Ayin - and since Erubiel's not a Hebrew name, you would have no way to know if you had picked the "correct" letter.
I wouldn't translate Spanish to Hebrew - you end up with a wonky transliteration, is all.
Reply:My opinion is that you shouldn't get a word in a different language if you can't write it yourself. Otherwise there's no real way of knowing you got it right and it's just kinda weird. If you really want a translation, go to synagogue or Hebrew teacher and ask.
Reply:Its only the religion that states u cant "deface" your body, no1 knows if a god said that unless thay had an actual conversation
Reply:If you are Jewish, you are breaking Jewish law by getting a tatoo. You are not allowed to put any marks on your body. Your body is a temple to G-d.
His name is Erubiel
Thank You :)
Can someone write this name in Hebrew?
not sure, but you can look into it, not all names translate
Reply:Speaking only as a Hebrew speaker (I'm Jewish, but that's not the point) and someone who's already got Hebrew on their body:
Erubiel is a name of Spanish origin - which is derived from Latin to begin with - not Hebrew.
While a direct transliteration MAY be possible, there's no way of knowing for sure if your transliteration is correct. For instance, the "eh" noise at the beginning of the name is only a Hebrew vowel, which would need to be paired with a silent letter. However, there are two silent letters in Hebrew, the Aleph and the Ayin - and since Erubiel's not a Hebrew name, you would have no way to know if you had picked the "correct" letter.
I wouldn't translate Spanish to Hebrew - you end up with a wonky transliteration, is all.
Reply:My opinion is that you shouldn't get a word in a different language if you can't write it yourself. Otherwise there's no real way of knowing you got it right and it's just kinda weird. If you really want a translation, go to synagogue or Hebrew teacher and ask.
Reply:Its only the religion that states u cant "deface" your body, no1 knows if a god said that unless thay had an actual conversation
Reply:If you are Jewish, you are breaking Jewish law by getting a tatoo. You are not allowed to put any marks on your body. Your body is a temple to G-d.
What are some pretty Hebrew/Israeli names for a young girl?
I'm writing a short story about a young girl growing up in America with Israeli parents, but have yet to decide as to what her (the main character's) name will be. Could anyone give me some ideas for pretty hebrew names Israeli parents might use for a daughter? Would be greatly appreciated!
What are some pretty Hebrew/Israeli names for a young girl?
My daughter's name is Yael (Ya-el). She was an ancient queen who killed a king. In contemporary Hebrew it is a billy goat type animal. Perfect for her temper. Can you believe how many racist people answered.
Reply:Ariel-- Hebrew, "lioness of God." Also spelled Arielle.
Dafna-- Hebrew, "bay, daphne, laurel." Corresponds to the name
Liora-- Hebrew, "light"
Maayan-- Hebrew, "spring-water"
Ofra-- Hebrew, "young deer"
Shiloh-- Hebrew, 'his gift"
Shira-- Hebrew, "song, chant, poem"
Tamar-- Hebrew, "palm tree, date tree." Another form is Tamara.
Yarden-- Hebrew, "River Jordan".
Reply:My favorite Hebrew name is Sarah. It is short and sounds nice. Here's a site with Hebrew names and their meanings so maybe you can chose a name with a cool meaning and somehow connect it to her personality.
Good Luck
http://www.20000-names.com/female_hebrew...
Reply:Hila (prounounced Heela)
Talya (prounounced Tal-ee-ya)
Sappir (prounounced Sa-pp-ee-r)
Batel (prounounced Ba-t-el)
Layla (prounounced La-y-la)
Tahel (prounounced Ta-he-l)
Shiran (pronounced Shee-ir-an)
May (prounounced my)
Michal (pronounced Mee-cha-l)
Stav (pronounced St-av)
Adar
Sigal (pronounced See-gal)
Dina (pronounced Dee-na)
Coral (pronounced Core-al)
Sara
Hope This Helps!
Reply:I'm not sure if this is an Israeli name, but I love the girl's name Liesel. It was the name of a character in a book about a young Jewish girl who lived there. So it musst be.
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http://judaism.about.com/library/3_lifec...
:):)
Reply:Ah-ya, Ahuva, Orah, Ronit, Sivan.
Reply:Talyah
Osnot
Leah
Hadar
Rebekah
Liat
Reply:Shiri
Micheala
Hannah
Rachel
Melanie
Reply:Noa
Coral
Gabriela
=)
Reply:Chava
Hana
Reply:Use the name of one of my distant cousins, "Zohar"
Reply:daniella/ danielle
maya
mika
noa
ella
shir
Reply:LOL Rosa Luxemburg or Emma Goldman. Jews invented communis **** and Stalin did this to help the chosen ones:
from wikipedia:
"The region was established in 1934. It was the result of Joseph Stalin's nationality policy, which allowed for the Jewish population of the Soviet Union to receive a territory in which to pursue Yiddish cultural heritage within a socialist framework"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_Auto...
Same time the scum was planning the Winter War. Anyway what do I know I"m just a goyim compared to the holy chosen ones.
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What is 'dog' in hebrew? how do your pronounce it in english? What is the most hardcore boy dog name?
i'm thinking something sweet/hardcore.
not max. not pookie... it's a black cairn terrier
What is 'dog' in hebrew? how do your pronounce it in english? What is the most hardcore boy dog name?
Dog is "kelev" (stress the first vowel).
I know a tiny little pincher called "kashu'ach" ("tough guy")...
Reply:dog - kelev - 讻诇讘
not max. not pookie... it's a black cairn terrier
What is 'dog' in hebrew? how do your pronounce it in english? What is the most hardcore boy dog name?
Dog is "kelev" (stress the first vowel).
I know a tiny little pincher called "kashu'ach" ("tough guy")...
Reply:dog - kelev - 讻诇讘
Me and my fiance want to get matching tattoos of each others names in hebrew Mine is chris and hers is rachael?
I haven't been able to find a translation because of the vowels..... Can somebody help me please?
Me and my fiance want to get matching tattoos of each others names in hebrew Mine is chris and hers is rachael?
Don't do it! That's putting a curse on the relationship, asking for it to fail by getting those tattoos!
Reply:why is that? you can include the vowels if you want, in fact the script would look more beautiful with the vowels (the vowels are not added not because they don't exist but because native speakers don't need it in order to understand the word, however; unlike English, the vowels are not letters, rather diacritics added below the consonants)
Reply:i can try and help you out (:
well, your name is Chris, so you write it down like this:
讻专讬住
and Rachel is spelled like this-
专讬讬爪'诇
i can't right the vowels simply because i don't know them. no one's using them anymore, you can find them only in children's books.
flowering shrubs
Me and my fiance want to get matching tattoos of each others names in hebrew Mine is chris and hers is rachael?
Don't do it! That's putting a curse on the relationship, asking for it to fail by getting those tattoos!
Reply:why is that? you can include the vowels if you want, in fact the script would look more beautiful with the vowels (the vowels are not added not because they don't exist but because native speakers don't need it in order to understand the word, however; unlike English, the vowels are not letters, rather diacritics added below the consonants)
Reply:i can try and help you out (:
well, your name is Chris, so you write it down like this:
讻专讬住
and Rachel is spelled like this-
专讬讬爪'诇
i can't right the vowels simply because i don't know them. no one's using them anymore, you can find them only in children's books.
flowering shrubs
name of the hebrew song which has parts of stairway to heaven in it. In english it is Jackie-the Jews?
Well, it's called "Jackie" (讙'拽讬), by the Israeli rock band "HaYehudim" (讛讬讛讜讚讬诐, "the Jews").
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmQGny3k9...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmQGny3k9...
I need to know how to translate the name Marco to Hebrew writing.?
Marco is written as follows:
诪专拽讜
(BTW, The previous answerer gave you the name in Arabic!)
Please note that vowel marks are not usually written in Hebrew, except by children who have just learned to read. Therefore, I provided the translation without the vowel marks.
I need to know how to translate the name Marco to Hebrew writing.?
That's the best I can do with the free demo from the source below:
賲乇賰
Better yet go here
Reply:诪专拽讜
Or, with vowel marks:
诪址专职拽讜止
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Not only the first guy transliterate your name into Arabic, he forgot a letter and wrote "Mark".
paper flower
诪专拽讜
(BTW, The previous answerer gave you the name in Arabic!)
Please note that vowel marks are not usually written in Hebrew, except by children who have just learned to read. Therefore, I provided the translation without the vowel marks.
I need to know how to translate the name Marco to Hebrew writing.?
That's the best I can do with the free demo from the source below:
賲乇賰
Better yet go here
Reply:诪专拽讜
Or, with vowel marks:
诪址专职拽讜止
~
Not only the first guy transliterate your name into Arabic, he forgot a letter and wrote "Mark".
paper flower
How do i write my name in hebrew?
i want to write my 1st and middle name in hebrew. my first name is Chanel and my middle name is Lynn. please help (i want to get a tattoo of it). :)
How do i write my name in hebrew?
Since this is for a tattoo, I suggest you try a professional service, where you can get both translation and design: http://my-hebrew-tattoo.com/
Reply:how do you pronounce chanel? if like shannel, then it will be
砖谞诇 诇讬谉
(from right to left)
How do i write my name in hebrew?
Since this is for a tattoo, I suggest you try a professional service, where you can get both translation and design: http://my-hebrew-tattoo.com/
Reply:how do you pronounce chanel? if like shannel, then it will be
砖谞诇 诇讬谉
(from right to left)
What is the name of the new Eyal Golan song in Greek and Hebrew?
Eyal Golan and someone else have a new song out in sung in Hebrew and Greek. Very popular in Israel right now.
Mizrahi music
What is the name of the new Eyal Golan song in Greek and Hebrew?
The song you are looking for is "Ling Ting Tong," sung by the Five Keys.
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Reply:Here is his myspace; maybe it is one of the songs on it?
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fus...
Mizrahi music
What is the name of the new Eyal Golan song in Greek and Hebrew?
The song you are looking for is "Ling Ting Tong," sung by the Five Keys.
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Reply:Here is his myspace; maybe it is one of the songs on it?
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fus...
I want to translate my name into Hebrew.....Can anyone help me my name is Mhairi??
If you could tell me what Mhairi means in English, I could try to find you an approximate Hebrew translation.
I want to translate my name into Hebrew.....Can anyone help me my name is Mhairi??
me-eer is very dommen name in israel -which means a person who lights
Reply:i think its merium im pretty sure...
Reply:I don't know if you are a boy or a girl, but if you're a girl, Miri is a very popular name in Israel, after Miriam from the bible. That is the only thing I could think of. And maybe Meir for a boy? (pronounced:Me-ir)
I want to translate my name into Hebrew.....Can anyone help me my name is Mhairi??
me-eer is very dommen name in israel -which means a person who lights
Reply:i think its merium im pretty sure...
Reply:I don't know if you are a boy or a girl, but if you're a girl, Miri is a very popular name in Israel, after Miriam from the bible. That is the only thing I could think of. And maybe Meir for a boy? (pronounced:Me-ir)
How do i get my name in hebrew on my myspace? its gabriela?
This info doesn't come from MySpace, but here goes:
GAVRIELA (גַבְרִילָה): Feminine form of Hebrew Gavriel, meaning "man of God" or "warrior of God."
http://www.20000-names.com/female_hebrew...
GABRIYEL (גַּבְרִיאֵל): Hebrew name meaning "man of God" or "warrior of God." In the bible, this is the name of an archangel.
http://www.20000-names.com/male_g_names....
GABRIELA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Portuguese, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, German, Czech, Slovak
Pronounced: gahp-RYE-lah (Polish) [key]
Feminine form of GABRIEL
http://www.behindthename.com/name/gabrie...
GABRIEL
Gender: Masculine
Usage: French, German, Scandinavian, Spanish, Portuguese, English, Romanian, Polish, Biblical
Pronounced: ga-bree-EL (French), GAY-bree-əl (English), GAHP-ryel (Polish) [key]
From the Hebrew name גַבְרִיאֵל (Gavri'el) meaning "strong man of God". Gabriel was one of the seven archangels in Hebrew tradition. He appears in both the Old Testament and the New Testament, where he serves as the announcer of the births of John to Zechariah and Jesus to Mary. According to Islamic tradition he was the angel who dictated the Qur'an to Muhammad.
This name has been used occasionally in England since the 12th century. It was not common in the English-speaking world until the end of the 20th century.
http://www.behindthename.com/name/gabrie...
GABRIELA is a feminine form of GABRIEL, from the Hebrew, meaning GOD IS MY STRENGTH (Kolatch, Alfred J. 1984. The Complete Dictionary of English and Hebrew First Names. Middle Village: Jonathan David. 327, 329).
Variant spelling - GAVRIELA, GABRIELAH, GAVRIELAH, GAVRIELLA, GABRIELLA, GABRYELA, GABRYELLA, GAVRIELLAH, GABRIELLAH
...The Hebrew Letters featured in this piece are Gimel Beit Resh Yud Aleph Lamed Hey. Taken together, and reading from right to left, they spell GABRIELA.
http://www.hebrewbabynames.com/item.cfm?...
(This webpage features a painting using the Hebrew letters that spell Gabriela.)
growing begonia
GAVRIELA (גַבְרִילָה): Feminine form of Hebrew Gavriel, meaning "man of God" or "warrior of God."
http://www.20000-names.com/female_hebrew...
GABRIYEL (גַּבְרִיאֵל): Hebrew name meaning "man of God" or "warrior of God." In the bible, this is the name of an archangel.
http://www.20000-names.com/male_g_names....
GABRIELA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Portuguese, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, German, Czech, Slovak
Pronounced: gahp-RYE-lah (Polish) [key]
Feminine form of GABRIEL
http://www.behindthename.com/name/gabrie...
GABRIEL
Gender: Masculine
Usage: French, German, Scandinavian, Spanish, Portuguese, English, Romanian, Polish, Biblical
Pronounced: ga-bree-EL (French), GAY-bree-əl (English), GAHP-ryel (Polish) [key]
From the Hebrew name גַבְרִיאֵל (Gavri'el) meaning "strong man of God". Gabriel was one of the seven archangels in Hebrew tradition. He appears in both the Old Testament and the New Testament, where he serves as the announcer of the births of John to Zechariah and Jesus to Mary. According to Islamic tradition he was the angel who dictated the Qur'an to Muhammad.
This name has been used occasionally in England since the 12th century. It was not common in the English-speaking world until the end of the 20th century.
http://www.behindthename.com/name/gabrie...
GABRIELA is a feminine form of GABRIEL, from the Hebrew, meaning GOD IS MY STRENGTH (Kolatch, Alfred J. 1984. The Complete Dictionary of English and Hebrew First Names. Middle Village: Jonathan David. 327, 329).
Variant spelling - GAVRIELA, GABRIELAH, GAVRIELAH, GAVRIELLA, GABRIELLA, GABRYELA, GABRYELLA, GAVRIELLAH, GABRIELLAH
...The Hebrew Letters featured in this piece are Gimel Beit Resh Yud Aleph Lamed Hey. Taken together, and reading from right to left, they spell GABRIELA.
http://www.hebrewbabynames.com/item.cfm?...
(This webpage features a painting using the Hebrew letters that spell Gabriela.)
growing begonia
How do I write the name Seth in Hebrew? Its my son's name & I want it tatooed . Needs to be 100% accurate!
砖讈值转
How do I write the name Seth in Hebrew? Its my son's name %26amp; I want it tatooed . Needs to be 100% accurate!
how great! here it is:
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http...
this website will show you the letters according to pronunication. what you might want to do is go to a synagogue and get a better, more accurate, writing of your son's name. good luck!
Reply:go to this website. it will translate and give the hebrew letters. in doing seth though, it came up as moshe (moses) as the closest name and then gives the hebrew letters. here is the result though: http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/view.cgi?i...
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.... 砖讈值转 however you probabl want to do it without the dots
Reply:http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpenti...
Reply:seth
How do I write the name Seth in Hebrew? Its my son's name %26amp; I want it tatooed . Needs to be 100% accurate!
how great! here it is:
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http...
this website will show you the letters according to pronunication. what you might want to do is go to a synagogue and get a better, more accurate, writing of your son's name. good luck!
Reply:go to this website. it will translate and give the hebrew letters. in doing seth though, it came up as moshe (moses) as the closest name and then gives the hebrew letters. here is the result though: http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/view.cgi?i...
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.... 砖讈值转 however you probabl want to do it without the dots
Reply:http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpenti...
Reply:seth
Can anyone help me translate the name Adriana in hebrew. Or tell me a page that might help?
According to behindthename.com Adriana is a name with Spanish, Italian, Portugese, Polish and other origins. It's also the feminine form of Adrian, which in turn is a form of Hadrianus/Hadrian meaning from Hadria, which was a town in northern Italy.
So, since Adriana is not a name of Hebrew origins, there is no direct equivalent of it in Hebrew.
Here is how you write it in Hebrew letters though: 讗讚专讬讗谞讛
Pretty name :)
Can anyone help me translate the name Adriana in hebrew. Or tell me a page that might help?
Not sure if this is what u want the name Adrianna is Greek and means wealthy. Good Luck Annmarie
Reply:As it stands, it sounds like the Hebrew phrase, "To where is my flock bound?" , (Edri - ana) , but unfortunately it is not a Hebrew name. There are Hebrew names that sound like the first part of your name:
Adar %26gt; one of the months in the Hebrew calendar (somewhere around March)
Hadar %26gt; exquisite.
The second part of your name sounds like the Hebrew name Hannah which means "favoured"
Reply:This might help: http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/names.cgi?...
The name Adriana is written in Hebrew thus: 讗讚专讬讗谞讛
Reply:www.my-hebrew-name.com
Reply:try www.learn
hebrew.com
or try www.free
translation.com
Reply:Look in a luaguage book. Or look for Adriana hewbrew.
clink stingy kids
So, since Adriana is not a name of Hebrew origins, there is no direct equivalent of it in Hebrew.
Here is how you write it in Hebrew letters though: 讗讚专讬讗谞讛
Pretty name :)
Can anyone help me translate the name Adriana in hebrew. Or tell me a page that might help?
Not sure if this is what u want the name Adrianna is Greek and means wealthy. Good Luck Annmarie
Reply:As it stands, it sounds like the Hebrew phrase, "To where is my flock bound?" , (Edri - ana) , but unfortunately it is not a Hebrew name. There are Hebrew names that sound like the first part of your name:
Adar %26gt; one of the months in the Hebrew calendar (somewhere around March)
Hadar %26gt; exquisite.
The second part of your name sounds like the Hebrew name Hannah which means "favoured"
Reply:This might help: http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/names.cgi?...
The name Adriana is written in Hebrew thus: 讗讚专讬讗谞讛
Reply:www.my-hebrew-name.com
Reply:try www.learn
hebrew.com
or try www.free
translation.com
Reply:Look in a luaguage book. Or look for Adriana hewbrew.
clink stingy kids
My name is Shoshanna.I was wondering does anyone know how to write that in Hebrew? I need it for a tattoo.?
I have looked for a long time and havent found it translated yet...
My name is Shoshanna.I was wondering does anyone know how to write that in Hebrew? I need it for a tattoo.?
砖讜砖谞讛
It means "Lilly" (the flower).
Reply:I never recommend getting tattooed in a language in which you are illiterate.
I'd suggest looking up the aleph-bet, if you are so inclined. Hebrew is, like English, based on a phonetic alphabet. That, and consult with your local Rabbi. I can't type in Hebrew online, so that's all I can offer.
My name is Shoshanna.I was wondering does anyone know how to write that in Hebrew? I need it for a tattoo.?
砖讜砖谞讛
It means "Lilly" (the flower).
Reply:I never recommend getting tattooed in a language in which you are illiterate.
I'd suggest looking up the aleph-bet, if you are so inclined. Hebrew is, like English, based on a phonetic alphabet. That, and consult with your local Rabbi. I can't type in Hebrew online, so that's all I can offer.
I am wanting a tattoo of my name in hebrew. My name is Kaye-Jodie. Please could some one translate this for me
Kaye-Jodie would be written:
拽讬讬-讙'讜讚讬
The letter 'J' does not exist in Hebrew. The J sound is created/ recognized by the apostophe-like mark after a G (gimel is the letter to the left of the hyphen). This mark should be distinguished from the letter 'yod,' (the
second and third letters, reading from right to left, and the last letter, on the left).
Flabby sheep, on the other hand, would be written:
讻讘砖 砖讜诪谞讬 --pronounced "keves shumani."
:-)
I am wanting a tattoo of my name in hebrew. My name is Kaye-Jodie. Please could some one translate this for me
Why would you want to do that? And would you trust someone from this forum for a translation? You might end up with "Flabby Sheep" written on you for the rest of your life.
old maid
拽讬讬-讙'讜讚讬
The letter 'J' does not exist in Hebrew. The J sound is created/ recognized by the apostophe-like mark after a G (gimel is the letter to the left of the hyphen). This mark should be distinguished from the letter 'yod,' (the
second and third letters, reading from right to left, and the last letter, on the left).
Flabby sheep, on the other hand, would be written:
讻讘砖 砖讜诪谞讬 --pronounced "keves shumani."
:-)
I am wanting a tattoo of my name in hebrew. My name is Kaye-Jodie. Please could some one translate this for me
Why would you want to do that? And would you trust someone from this forum for a translation? You might end up with "Flabby Sheep" written on you for the rest of your life.
old maid
Is the British actor Jude Law Jewish? Or simply he has a Hebrew sounding name?
Just curious
Is the British actor Jude Law Jewish? Or simply he has a Hebrew sounding name?
nope. Jude is more popular in English, just like John Lennon's son, they called him Jude.
Is the British actor Jude Law Jewish? Or simply he has a Hebrew sounding name?
nope. Jude is more popular in English, just like John Lennon's son, they called him Jude.
Please show me the way to translate the name "Annie" into Hebrew. thanks a lot?
in Hebrew letters 讗址谞旨执讬
Annie is diminutive of Anna which is of Hebrew origin 讞址谞旨指讛 pronounced 魔ana ( note that 魔 is not the English h, rather from throat with sound. (people who can not pronounce it, usually pronounce like Spanish j or Russian x or German ch in acht)) means "graced"
Please show me the way to translate the name "Annie" into Hebrew. thanks a lot?
It's spelled 讗谞谞讬
Annie is diminutive of Anna which is of Hebrew origin 讞址谞旨指讛 pronounced 魔ana ( note that 魔 is not the English h, rather from throat with sound. (people who can not pronounce it, usually pronounce like Spanish j or Russian x or German ch in acht)) means "graced"
Please show me the way to translate the name "Annie" into Hebrew. thanks a lot?
It's spelled 讗谞谞讬
What is my son's name and spelling in Hebrew: Waylon?
Highly doubtful if there is a direct translation for this name in Hebrew. Here are the English definitions: "land by the road" or "road land" or possibly "land of war". Thanks.
What is my son's name and spelling in Hebrew: Waylon?
Literal translations:
way land (land of the way/road): ארץ הדרך - erets haderech
land of war: ארץ מלחמה - erets milchama
pronounce 'ch' as in Scottish loch or the Hebrew name Chaim.
Naturally, these are literal translations, not typical Hebrew names.
What is my son's name and spelling in Hebrew: Waylon?
Literal translations:
way land (land of the way/road): ארץ הדרך - erets haderech
land of war: ארץ מלחמה - erets milchama
pronounce 'ch' as in Scottish loch or the Hebrew name Chaim.
Naturally, these are literal translations, not typical Hebrew names.
When I download a Hebrew pdf file, the file name dosnt show the Hebrew letters it reads something like this 谩脿?
please help
When I download a Hebrew pdf file, the file name dosnt show the Hebrew letters it reads something like this 谩脿?
That's because you don't have the right character set installed on your computer. If your computer doesn't recognize the letters, they will come out all a mess.
http://www.tenmax.com - Free Web Capturing Software
honeysuckle
When I download a Hebrew pdf file, the file name dosnt show the Hebrew letters it reads something like this 谩脿?
That's because you don't have the right character set installed on your computer. If your computer doesn't recognize the letters, they will come out all a mess.
http://www.tenmax.com - Free Web Capturing Software
honeysuckle
How is the name david written in hebrew?
David is written as Dalet, Vav, Dalet. In Hebrew that is 讚讜讚.
How is the name david written in hebrew?
I used Google Translate...David;
讚讜讚
Hope this is right..! sorry don't know how to pronounce it...
Nick
How is the name david written in hebrew?
I used Google Translate...David;
讚讜讚
Hope this is right..! sorry don't know how to pronounce it...
Nick
What does the name Yahaims mean in Hebrew?
Hmm, interesting to get an answer from a... ahm, first-hand experience...
Anyway -
Yahaims is not a Hebrew name (no original Hebrew word ends with two consonants).
There's "Haim", which means "life".
There's "Yochai" which I'm not so sure about the meaning.
What does the name Yahaims mean in Hebrew?
Yahweh (probably not what you are looking for) is the Not so secret name of God (in hebrew) and the God I (Lilith) said that allowed me to fly out of the Garden of Eden...when I refused to lay under Adam during intercoarse.
Anyway -
Yahaims is not a Hebrew name (no original Hebrew word ends with two consonants).
There's "Haim", which means "life".
There's "Yochai" which I'm not so sure about the meaning.
What does the name Yahaims mean in Hebrew?
Yahweh (probably not what you are looking for) is the Not so secret name of God (in hebrew) and the God I (Lilith) said that allowed me to fly out of the Garden of Eden...when I refused to lay under Adam during intercoarse.
What is the meaning of the name Hanya? Is it German/Hebrew or Arabic?
Hanya
A stone.
Origin: Aboriginal
Gender: Girl
What is the meaning of the name Hanya? Is it German/Hebrew or Arabic?
you can go to:
www.zelo.com
it tell you what the name means and where it came from.
Reply:I dont know but I'm sure it comes from the ancestors of the mayas. I just saw "apocalypto" and the queen has the same name.
Reply:Hanya
A stone.
Origin: Aboriginal
Gender: Girl
Reply:Hanya is one form of the Hebrew name Chania, which means "encampment." Variants include Chaniya and Haniya.
Reply:it comes from honey
Reply:Its aboriginal meaning a stone
A stone.
Origin: Aboriginal
Gender: Girl
What is the meaning of the name Hanya? Is it German/Hebrew or Arabic?
you can go to:
www.zelo.com
it tell you what the name means and where it came from.
Reply:I dont know but I'm sure it comes from the ancestors of the mayas. I just saw "apocalypto" and the queen has the same name.
Reply:Hanya
A stone.
Origin: Aboriginal
Gender: Girl
Reply:Hanya is one form of the Hebrew name Chania, which means "encampment." Variants include Chaniya and Haniya.
Reply:it comes from honey
Reply:Its aboriginal meaning a stone
Hebrew last name help...?
I am looking for last names for my Hebrew Characters. I found a website before that I used often, but now its down or not even there anymore. Some suggestions would be nice as well as other websites.
Thank you
God bless you
K.K.
Hebrew last name help...?
It depends on the ethnicity of the characters. Are they Ashkenazi? Sephardic? Mizrahi?
Also, if you need any symbolic name that originates from Hebrew, describe your characters for us (e.g. a brave man may bear the surname "gur-arye": Hebrew for "son of a lion").
http://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-jew...
http://www.avotaynu.com/wwwsites.html
Reply:And here I thought Hebrew was a language, the official one in Israel.
Reply:Levi
Reply:Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Falasha, Morrocan? "Hebrew" names depend on historical and geographic specifics.
Reply:Although somewhere in lore Hebrew characters may have "last" names, they are normally called by one name (For example: alef is the first character). These characters are called similar names to Greek characters (alef vs alpha; dollit vs delta).
I think you can find the Hebrew alphabet character names on Wikipedia.
If you want to find out the Hebrew spelling of your first or last name you could try downloading a Hebrew font or looking for one in your processor. However, you would need to make three changes -- Make your "U"s or "O"s into "V"s; Make your "ee"s into "Y"s and then just convert to Hebrew characters. I am unclear exactly what your question is.
Extra info: The word David can have two Hebrew spellings, depending on when the scribes writing that point of the Bible lived.
Reply:I found this hope it helps you. Good luck
http://www.last-names.net/
china rose
Thank you
God bless you
K.K.
Hebrew last name help...?
It depends on the ethnicity of the characters. Are they Ashkenazi? Sephardic? Mizrahi?
Also, if you need any symbolic name that originates from Hebrew, describe your characters for us (e.g. a brave man may bear the surname "gur-arye": Hebrew for "son of a lion").
http://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-jew...
http://www.avotaynu.com/wwwsites.html
Reply:And here I thought Hebrew was a language, the official one in Israel.
Reply:Levi
Reply:Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Falasha, Morrocan? "Hebrew" names depend on historical and geographic specifics.
Reply:Although somewhere in lore Hebrew characters may have "last" names, they are normally called by one name (For example: alef is the first character). These characters are called similar names to Greek characters (alef vs alpha; dollit vs delta).
I think you can find the Hebrew alphabet character names on Wikipedia.
If you want to find out the Hebrew spelling of your first or last name you could try downloading a Hebrew font or looking for one in your processor. However, you would need to make three changes -- Make your "U"s or "O"s into "V"s; Make your "ee"s into "Y"s and then just convert to Hebrew characters. I am unclear exactly what your question is.
Extra info: The word David can have two Hebrew spellings, depending on when the scribes writing that point of the Bible lived.
Reply:I found this hope it helps you. Good luck
http://www.last-names.net/
china rose
What Should My Name LookLike In Hebrew?
Ok......I ordered a necklace from Israel.....the necklace is supposed to have my name in Hebrew of course......I love my necklace, but I would like to know what my name should look like in hebrew.....Can anyone please help???.....My name is Ingrid......Thank you
What Should My Name LookLike In Hebrew?
讗讬谞讙专讬讚
Spelled: Aleph, Yud, Nun, Gimel, Reish, Yud, Dalet.
With vowels it is written 讗执讬谞职讙职专执讬讚
Reply:The transliteration of Ingrid is 讗讬谞讙专讬讚.
Reply:INGRID is a variant Scandinavian form of INGA, from the Old English ing meaning A MEADOW; or from a contraction of the Old English incga meaning CHILDREN.
INGRID is a variant form of the Swedish INGA meaning HERO'S DAUGHTER. In Norse mythology, ING was the god of fertility and peace.
In the Hebrew alphabet the letters are AYIN YUD NUN GIMEL RESH DALET. Taken together and reading right to left, they spell INGRID. This name has been transliterated into the Hebrew phonetically.
This is a very close equivalent in our latin alphabet:
Ayin = Silent
Yud = Y
Nun = N
Gimel = G
Resh = R
Dalet = D
Here is an hebrew alphabet table, you can put the letters together, my keyboard doesn't have an alphabet equivalent.
Just remember, hebrew is written from right to left.
http://www.clarion-call.org/yeshua/o/alp...
Shalom, Leilis
What Should My Name LookLike In Hebrew?
讗讬谞讙专讬讚
Spelled: Aleph, Yud, Nun, Gimel, Reish, Yud, Dalet.
With vowels it is written 讗执讬谞职讙职专执讬讚
Reply:The transliteration of Ingrid is 讗讬谞讙专讬讚.
Reply:INGRID is a variant Scandinavian form of INGA, from the Old English ing meaning A MEADOW; or from a contraction of the Old English incga meaning CHILDREN.
INGRID is a variant form of the Swedish INGA meaning HERO'S DAUGHTER. In Norse mythology, ING was the god of fertility and peace.
In the Hebrew alphabet the letters are AYIN YUD NUN GIMEL RESH DALET. Taken together and reading right to left, they spell INGRID. This name has been transliterated into the Hebrew phonetically.
This is a very close equivalent in our latin alphabet:
Ayin = Silent
Yud = Y
Nun = N
Gimel = G
Resh = R
Dalet = D
Here is an hebrew alphabet table, you can put the letters together, my keyboard doesn't have an alphabet equivalent.
Just remember, hebrew is written from right to left.
http://www.clarion-call.org/yeshua/o/alp...
Shalom, Leilis
HOW DO I WRITE MY NAME IN HEBREW PLEASEMY NAME IS B R O O K L Y N?r=1221919374?
WHAT IS MY NAME IN HEBREW AND HOW DOES ONE WRITE IT IN HEBREW
HOW DO I WRITE MY NAME IN HEBREW PLEASEMY NAME IS B R O O K L Y N?r=1221919374?
Hi
Assuming your name is Brooklyn
it is
讘专讜拽诇讬谉
HOW DO I WRITE MY NAME IN HEBREW PLEASEMY NAME IS B R O O K L Y N?r=1221919374?
Hi
Assuming your name is Brooklyn
it is
讘专讜拽诇讬谉
TRANSLATE MY NAME INTO HEBREW AND ARABIC?
I WANNA GET A TATTOO WITH MY NAME ON IT IN HEBREW/ ARABIC LETTERING...MY NAME IS KRISTINA
TRANSLATE MY NAME INTO HEBREW AND ARABIC?
讻专讬住讟讬谞讛
My name is Kristina too, so I already know that since I also know hebrew as well, but I can't help you when it comes to the Arabic.
Reply:Hebrew: 讻专讬住讟讬谞讛
Reply:If you want it in Hebrew, here is a site that does both translation and font design for you. Great service and prices: http://my-hebrew-tattoo.com
Reply:賰乇賷爻鬲賷賳丕 it's in arabic
Reply:Arabic: 賰乇賷爻鬲賷賳丕
TRANSLATE MY NAME INTO HEBREW AND ARABIC?
讻专讬住讟讬谞讛
My name is Kristina too, so I already know that since I also know hebrew as well, but I can't help you when it comes to the Arabic.
Reply:Hebrew: 讻专讬住讟讬谞讛
Reply:If you want it in Hebrew, here is a site that does both translation and font design for you. Great service and prices: http://my-hebrew-tattoo.com
Reply:賰乇賷爻鬲賷賳丕 it's in arabic
Reply:Arabic: 賰乇賷爻鬲賷賳丕
I want to get my name in hebrew to get a tattoo?
i need the actual desing for each word either for the name of Carlos or Ivan.
I want to get my name in hebrew to get a tattoo?
Carlos:
拽专诇讜住
With vowels: 拽指专职诇讜止住
Ivan:
讗讬讜讜谉
With vowels: 讗执讬讜址讜谉
Reply:You're new here, so I'll be nice. See #2:
http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~hcritz/command...
pot marigold
I want to get my name in hebrew to get a tattoo?
Carlos:
拽专诇讜住
With vowels: 拽指专职诇讜止住
Ivan:
讗讬讜讜谉
With vowels: 讗执讬讜址讜谉
Reply:You're new here, so I'll be nice. See #2:
http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~hcritz/command...
pot marigold
Is that name Hebrew : "Razin"?
I have a new friend called "Razin", I would like to know if he is Israeli.
Is that name Hebrew : "Razin"?
its hebrew, the word itself means secrets.
Reply:Ibn Razin
Husam al-Dawla Ibn Razin
"When the breeze touches the garden
the branches look like dancers
swaying in green washy dresses
and striped materials from Yemen"
Husam al-Dawla Ibn Razin
You asked, do I get the points
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Medieval/F...
Is Bravo Sierra military for B.S.
Reply:Is that the last name? If so its Russian apparently.
Reply:Our old landlord's surname was Rezin, and he was a Jew.
Reply:to me it might seems an arabic name,, Razin!!
Is that name Hebrew : "Razin"?
its hebrew, the word itself means secrets.
Reply:Ibn Razin
Husam al-Dawla Ibn Razin
"When the breeze touches the garden
the branches look like dancers
swaying in green washy dresses
and striped materials from Yemen"
Husam al-Dawla Ibn Razin
You asked, do I get the points
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Medieval/F...
Is Bravo Sierra military for B.S.
Reply:Is that the last name? If so its Russian apparently.
Reply:Our old landlord's surname was Rezin, and he was a Jew.
Reply:to me it might seems an arabic name,, Razin!!
Can someone translate my name into Hebrew?
I'd like to get my name, David, tatoo'ed but am having trouble finding a translation into (correct) Hebrew text....
Can someone translate my name into Hebrew?
讚讜讚 [Dalet- Vav- Dalet]
With vowels: 讚旨指讜执讚 [Dalet ~Dagesh, Kamatz~- Vav ~Chirik~- Dalet]
http://www.behindthename.com/support/tra...
Reply:Agreeing with suppch06, if you're Jewish- don't do that!
Once you did it, it's gone... you can't just erase it...
anyway...
good luck!
Reply:铿匙
from right to left: daleth-vav-daleth
Reply:Regarding Servette's answer-one small correction.
The dot (dagesh) that appears in the latter dalet (the one on the left)- that is a mistake and does not belong there. The little dot only belongs in the first dalet (the one on the right), but not in the one on the left.
By the way, if you are Jewish, I would recommend against going through with the tattooe- as G-d prohibits tattooeing in Leviticus 19:28.
Can someone translate my name into Hebrew?
讚讜讚 [Dalet- Vav- Dalet]
With vowels: 讚旨指讜执讚 [Dalet ~Dagesh, Kamatz~- Vav ~Chirik~- Dalet]
http://www.behindthename.com/support/tra...
Reply:Agreeing with suppch06, if you're Jewish- don't do that!
Once you did it, it's gone... you can't just erase it...
anyway...
good luck!
Reply:铿匙
from right to left: daleth-vav-daleth
Reply:Regarding Servette's answer-one small correction.
The dot (dagesh) that appears in the latter dalet (the one on the left)- that is a mistake and does not belong there. The little dot only belongs in the first dalet (the one on the right), but not in the one on the left.
By the way, if you are Jewish, I would recommend against going through with the tattooe- as G-d prohibits tattooeing in Leviticus 19:28.
Does anyone know any jewish politicians whos name in hebrew add up to 600+60+6?
Sorry, try Latin. Besides, the Lord only gives mention of one man whose number is 666 and he runs "The Church" that is built on 7 hills. Believe me, there is only one place on the entire planet that is built on 7 hills.
666= VICARIUS FILII DEI
Does anyone know any jewish politicians whos name in hebrew add up to 600+60+6?
No. But this little Anti-Christ game is a waste of time. There are more constructive ways to spend your time. Go watch cartoons.
Reply:Why Jewish? Isn'tit more likely that the second beast will be a gentile who is nominally an Evangelical Christian?
Reply:Binary, Hex ,Octal or decimal?
Reply:Joseph Lieberman.
Reply:answer: No. Since Jews don't buy into the rantings of Revelation - go look in Christianity for your "anti-Christ"
Reply:I bet there are a few, we have 120 of these clowns in our parliament.
Reply:Why? Trying to prove something?
Reply:why cause you think hes gonna be the anti christ? HA!
Reply:Tzipi Livni is a tranny.... Im sure its.it..
666= VICARIUS FILII DEI
Does anyone know any jewish politicians whos name in hebrew add up to 600+60+6?
No. But this little Anti-Christ game is a waste of time. There are more constructive ways to spend your time. Go watch cartoons.
Reply:Why Jewish? Isn'tit more likely that the second beast will be a gentile who is nominally an Evangelical Christian?
Reply:Binary, Hex ,Octal or decimal?
Reply:Joseph Lieberman.
Reply:answer: No. Since Jews don't buy into the rantings of Revelation - go look in Christianity for your "anti-Christ"
Reply:I bet there are a few, we have 120 of these clowns in our parliament.
Reply:Why? Trying to prove something?
Reply:why cause you think hes gonna be the anti christ? HA!
Reply:Tzipi Livni is a tranny.... Im sure its.it..
Convert a name to Hebrew script?
Hi I am trying to design a tattoo for a friend of mines sister and she would like to get her son's name in Hebrew...
..his name is adani, if anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated.
Convert a name to Hebrew script?
讗讚谞讬
leander
..his name is adani, if anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated.
Convert a name to Hebrew script?
讗讚谞讬
leander
Does anyone know what girls name is Hebrew and means Lion?
The only name I can think of that is Hebrew, feminine and contains the word "lion" is Ariela [讗专讬讗诇讛]- lion of god (feminine form of the name Ariel).
The word for Lioness is Levia [诇讘讬讗讛], but I've never met or heard of anyone who bares this name.
Does anyone know what girls name is Hebrew and means Lion?
Arieh- Hebrew Biblical name meaning Lion
Ari- Hebrew name meaning Lion
Aryeh- Variant of the Biblical name meaning Lion
Reply:The female Lion in Hebrew is 诇讘讬讗讛 ("Levi'ah").
I don't think I came across someone with that name.
The word for Lioness is Levia [诇讘讬讗讛], but I've never met or heard of anyone who bares this name.
Does anyone know what girls name is Hebrew and means Lion?
Arieh- Hebrew Biblical name meaning Lion
Ari- Hebrew name meaning Lion
Aryeh- Variant of the Biblical name meaning Lion
Reply:The female Lion in Hebrew is 诇讘讬讗讛 ("Levi'ah").
I don't think I came across someone with that name.
Can anyone help me translate my name Kimberly into hebrew for a tattoo?
Im planning on getting a tattoo of my name in hebrew inside a Jesus fish.But i can't find anything on the interant about how to translate my name. And ever website i do find, charges an arm and a leg. Please help me!
Can anyone help me translate my name Kimberly into hebrew for a tattoo?
For a tatoo the Hebrew translation of Kimberly is,
"Thistattoowasabadidea"
Reply:jesus doesnt want you to destroy ur body with marks and signs, he knows your faith in him is great.
DONT GET A TATOO.
Reply:Kimberly in Hebrew, is "Ben Kominal Dae"
Reply:in hebrew kimberly spelled stupid
Reply:Isnt it like a mortal sin for a Jewish person to get ink??
Reply:Kaph, Mem ,Beth , Resh , Lamed , Yod
This is how I would do it ... Don't pay anyone- that would be siily ...
Hebrew is a 22 glyph consonantal alphabet ...6th to seventh century little markings were added to inflect vowels ...
despite being consonantal some of the glyphs are similar to our vowels ...
I don't have a Hebraic font ...but you should be able to find these easily ..
Kaph is a (K) sound ,I would not suggest the "Chith" which is more a harsh "Ch" ...additionally you could add another "Yod" between K and M ...but that would not really flow like natural Hebrew ...so Mem is (M) ..."Beth" is "B" ..."Resh" is "R" ;note again I left the schwa simply inflected ...and "lamed" for "L" and "Yod" for the final y ...
But you know Kimberly isn't naturally Hebrew obcourse ...but I have stayed as true as possible to the language flow ...
edit: osho's is not bad ...he went with "Chith", "Yod" before the "Mem"...Personally I'd go "Kaph" then "Mem" ...other than that we were the same ... and note:we both mean go from right to left ...
Reply:诇讗 谞诪爪讗 转专讙讜诐, 讗谞讗 讘讚讜拽 讛讗诐 讛诪诇讛 诪讗讜讬讬转转 谞讻讜谉.
http://www.foreignword.com/Tools/dictsrc...
Reply:I don't think there is a literal translation of the name Kimberly into Hebrew. About the best that you could do would be to translate the consonants along with special marks that indicate the vowel sounds. Here's a link from the Free Stuff page on my website that you can use if you want to take the time to investigate how to do that.
http://www.hebrew4christians.com/
Reply:Christians and Jewish people believe that the human body is now th e TEMPLE OF GOD!
This being the case -- Why would you want to desecrate this TEMPLE?
Reply:拽 讬 诪 讘 专 诇 讬
Reply:Here ya go: http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/
Oh, and about the body being a temple... Would you not decorate your temple to honor your God? The use of the comparison of the body to a temple of God is saying that Jesus was resurrected and sent the Holy Spirit to live IN US. We are the Temple to Gods Holy Spirirt because he is alive in us.
Can anyone help me translate my name Kimberly into hebrew for a tattoo?
For a tatoo the Hebrew translation of Kimberly is,
"Thistattoowasabadidea"
Reply:jesus doesnt want you to destroy ur body with marks and signs, he knows your faith in him is great.
DONT GET A TATOO.
Reply:Kimberly in Hebrew, is "Ben Kominal Dae"
Reply:in hebrew kimberly spelled stupid
Reply:Isnt it like a mortal sin for a Jewish person to get ink??
Reply:Kaph, Mem ,Beth , Resh , Lamed , Yod
This is how I would do it ... Don't pay anyone- that would be siily ...
Hebrew is a 22 glyph consonantal alphabet ...6th to seventh century little markings were added to inflect vowels ...
despite being consonantal some of the glyphs are similar to our vowels ...
I don't have a Hebraic font ...but you should be able to find these easily ..
Kaph is a (K) sound ,I would not suggest the "Chith" which is more a harsh "Ch" ...additionally you could add another "Yod" between K and M ...but that would not really flow like natural Hebrew ...so Mem is (M) ..."Beth" is "B" ..."Resh" is "R" ;note again I left the schwa simply inflected ...and "lamed" for "L" and "Yod" for the final y ...
But you know Kimberly isn't naturally Hebrew obcourse ...but I have stayed as true as possible to the language flow ...
edit: osho's is not bad ...he went with "Chith", "Yod" before the "Mem"...Personally I'd go "Kaph" then "Mem" ...other than that we were the same ... and note:we both mean go from right to left ...
Reply:诇讗 谞诪爪讗 转专讙讜诐, 讗谞讗 讘讚讜拽 讛讗诐 讛诪诇讛 诪讗讜讬讬转转 谞讻讜谉.
http://www.foreignword.com/Tools/dictsrc...
Reply:I don't think there is a literal translation of the name Kimberly into Hebrew. About the best that you could do would be to translate the consonants along with special marks that indicate the vowel sounds. Here's a link from the Free Stuff page on my website that you can use if you want to take the time to investigate how to do that.
http://www.hebrew4christians.com/
Reply:Christians and Jewish people believe that the human body is now th e TEMPLE OF GOD!
This being the case -- Why would you want to desecrate this TEMPLE?
Reply:拽 讬 诪 讘 专 诇 讬
Reply:Here ya go: http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/
Oh, and about the body being a temple... Would you not decorate your temple to honor your God? The use of the comparison of the body to a temple of God is saying that Jesus was resurrected and sent the Holy Spirit to live IN US. We are the Temple to Gods Holy Spirirt because he is alive in us.
I want to get a tatoo in hebrew but the name means different things also? wat should i do?
the name is "terry". should i use the one with the vowels or not?
I want to get a tatoo in hebrew but the name means different things also? wat should i do?
dont put anything on your body forever that could be misinterpreted by someone else.
Reply:Why would you want a tattoo in a language you don't use or know well?
I want to get a tatoo in hebrew but the name means different things also? wat should i do?
dont put anything on your body forever that could be misinterpreted by someone else.
Reply:Why would you want a tattoo in a language you don't use or know well?
I am looking to get my wife's name tattooed on my wrist in hebrew lettering - her name is Nicole. Thanks!?
Thank you for anything you can offer
I am looking to get my wife's name tattooed on my wrist in hebrew lettering - her name is Nicole. Thanks!?
There are two ways of finding one's Hebrew name: find a name with a similar meaning or similar sound.
Nicole, according to Parenthood.com, means "people's victory". That would most likely correspond to the Hebrew name of Gvirah which means "a mighty heroine".
The most similar sounding girl's name in Hebrew would be Nechama, which means soothing or consoling.
Hopefully that helps you out some, good luck! All the best! :-)
Reply:well i would recommend if your absolutely serious, first go to some who is fluent in hebrew to double check the puncuation and spelling, but if you're jewish, and want to lead a jewish life i would rethink it since you can't be buried in a jewish cemetary if you have a tatto, but if you not jewish, hell go for it.
Reply:Look up the phonetic value of the Hebrew letters, then make them spell Nicole, that's the easiest way to do it. Find the one that makes the 'n' sound, then the short 'i' sound, and so on.
You should be able to find a chart of the phonetic values of the letters on wikipedia.
Reply:For a tattoo, I suggest you try a professional service where you can get translation and design: http://my-hebrew-tattoo.com
Reply:Boy, that would suck if you and your wife ever decided to split up.
cotton rose
I am looking to get my wife's name tattooed on my wrist in hebrew lettering - her name is Nicole. Thanks!?
There are two ways of finding one's Hebrew name: find a name with a similar meaning or similar sound.
Nicole, according to Parenthood.com, means "people's victory". That would most likely correspond to the Hebrew name of Gvirah which means "a mighty heroine".
The most similar sounding girl's name in Hebrew would be Nechama, which means soothing or consoling.
Hopefully that helps you out some, good luck! All the best! :-)
Reply:well i would recommend if your absolutely serious, first go to some who is fluent in hebrew to double check the puncuation and spelling, but if you're jewish, and want to lead a jewish life i would rethink it since you can't be buried in a jewish cemetary if you have a tatto, but if you not jewish, hell go for it.
Reply:Look up the phonetic value of the Hebrew letters, then make them spell Nicole, that's the easiest way to do it. Find the one that makes the 'n' sound, then the short 'i' sound, and so on.
You should be able to find a chart of the phonetic values of the letters on wikipedia.
Reply:For a tattoo, I suggest you try a professional service where you can get translation and design: http://my-hebrew-tattoo.com
Reply:Boy, that would suck if you and your wife ever decided to split up.
cotton rose
If "helel" in Hebrew is "halal" in Arabic WHY is it the name of Lucifer the Fallen Archangel ?
Morning Star Venus. Thanks, to let me know your opinion if you know the answer.
If "helel" in Hebrew is "halal" in Arabic WHY is it the name of Lucifer the Fallen Archangel ?
Lucifer is not a Semitic (Arabic or Hebrew) word.
It is derived from Latin (like the name "Lucy"=light, with the suffix "-ifer" maning "bringer".) So the "light-bringer" star, usually the brightest object in the morning sky next to the moon, is also called Venus, and is understood by modern astronomy to be the seconmd planet from the sun. The naming of celestial objects is purely arbitrary, an atrifact of the cultures and mythologies of the people making the observations and giving them labels.
Reply:You might get an answer if you ask this in Mythology or Religion. This category is for actual science, not myth or legend.
Reply:You asked this yesterday. whay are you asking again ?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
If "helel" in Hebrew is "halal" in Arabic WHY is it the name of Lucifer the Fallen Archangel ?
Lucifer is not a Semitic (Arabic or Hebrew) word.
It is derived from Latin (like the name "Lucy"=light, with the suffix "-ifer" maning "bringer".) So the "light-bringer" star, usually the brightest object in the morning sky next to the moon, is also called Venus, and is understood by modern astronomy to be the seconmd planet from the sun. The naming of celestial objects is purely arbitrary, an atrifact of the cultures and mythologies of the people making the observations and giving them labels.
Reply:You might get an answer if you ask this in Mythology or Religion. This category is for actual science, not myth or legend.
Reply:You asked this yesterday. whay are you asking again ?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Does anyone Hebrew characters for the name "Gershom"?
If you aren't allowed to post the characters on Y!A, I'd appreciated it. You'll get 10 points.
Also, does anyone know the exact meaning? Some sources say "stranger" while other says "the exiled one".
Does anyone Hebrew characters for the name "Gershom"?
It's either גרשום or גרשֹם
It has nothing to do with גירש ("banished").
גר ("Ger") is a stranger/foreigner.
The first occurrence of this name is in Exodus 2:23, which explains the name: "For I've been a stranger in a foreign land".
Reply:גּרשׁום
Gimel resh shin vav mem.
According to Strong's concordance, it means "refugee".
From the word "Garash" meaing to "drive out" or divorce, or more properly to usurp a persons property/position by driving them out.
So Gershom could mean "usurped", "driven out", "divorced one", or "refugee".
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Gershom was a son of Moses, and therefore it became a rather traditional Hebrew name.
Also, does anyone know the exact meaning? Some sources say "stranger" while other says "the exiled one".
Does anyone Hebrew characters for the name "Gershom"?
It's either גרשום or גרשֹם
It has nothing to do with גירש ("banished").
גר ("Ger") is a stranger/foreigner.
The first occurrence of this name is in Exodus 2:23, which explains the name: "For I've been a stranger in a foreign land".
Reply:גּרשׁום
Gimel resh shin vav mem.
According to Strong's concordance, it means "refugee".
From the word "Garash" meaing to "drive out" or divorce, or more properly to usurp a persons property/position by driving them out.
So Gershom could mean "usurped", "driven out", "divorced one", or "refugee".
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Gershom was a son of Moses, and therefore it became a rather traditional Hebrew name.
I need the name Justine translated into Hebrew symbols. Anyone available to help me out?
I think it's just yusteen. spelled in Hebrew, but I don't have time to figure that out right now. I'll come back if I have time, later.
I would go with 讬讜住讟讬谉
That's just a literal transliteration...putting a dalet (讚) at the beginning makes the J sound like the English, but putting a gimel (讙) there just doesn't seem right to me.
I suggest using the literal transliteration, because Justine is a Latin name, and I would think that for Hebrew, you would go back to the Latin pronunciation, and then spell it that way. If you were going with the modern English pronunciation, go with this spelling: 讚讬讜住讟讬谉
I need the name Justine translated into Hebrew symbols. Anyone available to help me out?
讙'住讟讬谉
or:
讙'讗住讟讬谉
Both are fine and common, but I prefer the first...
Reply:'Justine Henin' is 讝'讜住讟讬谉 讛谞讬谉
Reply:It's 讙'讜住讟讬谉
I would go with 讬讜住讟讬谉
That's just a literal transliteration...putting a dalet (讚) at the beginning makes the J sound like the English, but putting a gimel (讙) there just doesn't seem right to me.
I suggest using the literal transliteration, because Justine is a Latin name, and I would think that for Hebrew, you would go back to the Latin pronunciation, and then spell it that way. If you were going with the modern English pronunciation, go with this spelling: 讚讬讜住讟讬谉
I need the name Justine translated into Hebrew symbols. Anyone available to help me out?
讙'住讟讬谉
or:
讙'讗住讟讬谉
Both are fine and common, but I prefer the first...
Reply:'Justine Henin' is 讝'讜住讟讬谉 讛谞讬谉
Reply:It's 讙'讜住讟讬谉
I would like to get my wifes name in hebrew can some one please help me get the letters correct. ?
It's spelled 讗诇讞谞讚专讛
I would like to get my wifes name in hebrew can some one please help me get the letters correct. ?
Hey Doom! I can't help you if I don't know your wife's name. You forget to tell me that part.
Reply:wts ur wife's name?!
spurge
I would like to get my wifes name in hebrew can some one please help me get the letters correct. ?
Hey Doom! I can't help you if I don't know your wife's name. You forget to tell me that part.
Reply:wts ur wife's name?!
spurge
What is the Hebrew variation of the name "Jethro"?
Yithro [讬转专讜], pronounced: yit-RAW.
What is the Hebrew variation of the name "Jethro"?
The Jewish name is Yisro. who was a righteous convert in the times of the Exodus from Egypt .
Reply:From the Hebrew name 讬执转职专讜止 (Yitro), which was derived from the Hebrew word 讬侄转侄专 (yeter) meaning "abundance". Jethro was the father of Moses's wife Zipporah in the Old Testament.
What is the Hebrew variation of the name "Jethro"?
The Jewish name is Yisro. who was a righteous convert in the times of the Exodus from Egypt .
Reply:From the Hebrew name 讬执转职专讜止 (Yitro), which was derived from the Hebrew word 讬侄转侄专 (yeter) meaning "abundance". Jethro was the father of Moses's wife Zipporah in the Old Testament.
How do I write my name, Alejandro o Alexander, in hebrew?
Alejandro:
讗诇讞谞讚专讜, with vowels: 讗址诇侄讞址谞职讚职专讜止
Alexander:
讗诇讻住谞讚专, with vowels: 讗址诇侄讻旨职住址谞职讚职专
How do I write my name, Alejandro o Alexander, in hebrew?
try Moshe.
Reply:Phonetically, Alejandro would be the characters alef, lamed, he, nun, dalet, resh, vav written from right to left. Alexander would be alef, lamed, kuf, samech, nun, dalet, resh, again from right to left.
讗诇讞谞讚专讜, with vowels: 讗址诇侄讞址谞职讚职专讜止
Alexander:
讗诇讻住谞讚专, with vowels: 讗址诇侄讻旨职住址谞职讚职专
How do I write my name, Alejandro o Alexander, in hebrew?
try Moshe.
Reply:Phonetically, Alejandro would be the characters alef, lamed, he, nun, dalet, resh, vav written from right to left. Alexander would be alef, lamed, kuf, samech, nun, dalet, resh, again from right to left.
Rahm Israel Emanuel chief of staff , his name in Hebrew means God is with us. Do you agree ?
Interesting fact: In Hebrew, "Rahm" means thunder, and "Barack" means lightning.
Rahm Israel Emanuel chief of staff , his name in Hebrew means God is with us. Do you agree ?
He's a liberal, the wrong side. Please read my quote of the day:
Henry Lamb:
"Like Obama, some people really believe that when government redistributes wealth, "it's good for everybody." They do not realize that wealth redistribution is no substitute for wealth creation. They are never taught that the only way to create wealth is for an individual to combine his energy and intellect with resources to produce a product that improves his life, or for which someone else is willing to pay. Private property, the accumulation of personal prosperity and individual achievement are anathema to socialism. Socialism sees the individual as nothing more than a cog in a government-run machine designed to ensure equity for all. Capitalism seeks prosperity; socialism seeks equity. Freedom increases as prosperity increases. In a socialist system, there can be neither."
Reply:Yes, anyone with a Hebrew name can and will save the USA from crooks
these crooks:
- Henry ' sith lord ' Kissinger
- R. Perle
- David Frum
- Jew Lieberman
- Wolforwitz
- B Kristol
- Abramoff
- Libby
Wait!! all these morons who are screw-up the USA are Jewish too
Reply:I agree with your translation, more or less.
He does seem an odd choice (extremely left wing, obstinately partisan, a real b**tard if you get on his bad side), to head things for a supposedly 'moderate' President-elect who wants everyone to work together and be happy.
Reply:Rahm [专诐]- "high"
Israel [讬砖专讗诇]- "(he who) struggles god", or "god contended"
Emanuel [注诪谞讜讗诇]- "god is with us"
Reply:I agree with his choice for COS...
He needs to surround himself with strong experience, and Emanuel served the Clinton Administration well.
Was a great choice
Reply:That is the Hebrew translation of Emanuel - there is no agree or disagree here - just a fact.
Reply:Don't be fooled, he is just another corrupt Chicago politician....It will all come out sooner or later.....
Reply:Yeah, he's about as credible as Chuckie Jewface Schumer.
Reply:i hope so. we are going to need god with us during the next 4 years.
Reply:Rahm is smart, tough and he knows how to get things done!
Reply:Sounds right. What is the point of asking if we agree with a translation?
Reply: Yes you are correct. Hs name in Hebrew means God is with us
Reply:He is smart man. A great pick by Obama
Reply:A Khazar and a Coloured Mooooslum
OH MY! what iz you mericans gon do now???
HA, haaa.
Rahm Israel Emanuel chief of staff , his name in Hebrew means God is with us. Do you agree ?
He's a liberal, the wrong side. Please read my quote of the day:
Henry Lamb:
"Like Obama, some people really believe that when government redistributes wealth, "it's good for everybody." They do not realize that wealth redistribution is no substitute for wealth creation. They are never taught that the only way to create wealth is for an individual to combine his energy and intellect with resources to produce a product that improves his life, or for which someone else is willing to pay. Private property, the accumulation of personal prosperity and individual achievement are anathema to socialism. Socialism sees the individual as nothing more than a cog in a government-run machine designed to ensure equity for all. Capitalism seeks prosperity; socialism seeks equity. Freedom increases as prosperity increases. In a socialist system, there can be neither."
Reply:Yes, anyone with a Hebrew name can and will save the USA from crooks
these crooks:
- Henry ' sith lord ' Kissinger
- R. Perle
- David Frum
- Jew Lieberman
- Wolforwitz
- B Kristol
- Abramoff
- Libby
Wait!! all these morons who are screw-up the USA are Jewish too
Reply:I agree with your translation, more or less.
He does seem an odd choice (extremely left wing, obstinately partisan, a real b**tard if you get on his bad side), to head things for a supposedly 'moderate' President-elect who wants everyone to work together and be happy.
Reply:Rahm [专诐]- "high"
Israel [讬砖专讗诇]- "(he who) struggles god", or "god contended"
Emanuel [注诪谞讜讗诇]- "god is with us"
Reply:I agree with his choice for COS...
He needs to surround himself with strong experience, and Emanuel served the Clinton Administration well.
Was a great choice
Reply:That is the Hebrew translation of Emanuel - there is no agree or disagree here - just a fact.
Reply:Don't be fooled, he is just another corrupt Chicago politician....It will all come out sooner or later.....
Reply:Yeah, he's about as credible as Chuckie Jewface Schumer.
Reply:i hope so. we are going to need god with us during the next 4 years.
Reply:Rahm is smart, tough and he knows how to get things done!
Reply:Sounds right. What is the point of asking if we agree with a translation?
Reply: Yes you are correct. Hs name in Hebrew means God is with us
Reply:He is smart man. A great pick by Obama
Reply:A Khazar and a Coloured Mooooslum
OH MY! what iz you mericans gon do now???
HA, haaa.
Can someone please translate my name to hebrew for a tattoo. My name is Allison?
Translate or transliterate?
Allison written in Hebrew lettering (transliteration) is:
讗诇讬住讜谉
I'm guessing that's what you want, and it's your best option.
Allison means "Little Alice"; Alice means "of noble kindred," and is not originally a Hebrew name. A Hebrew translation of all that would be cumbersome, but "noble" in Hebrew is:
讗爪讬诇讛 -- Atzila (feminine form).
Another option would be to use the Hebrew name Aliza, meaning "joyful one," written:
注诇讬讝讛
winter sweet
Allison written in Hebrew lettering (transliteration) is:
讗诇讬住讜谉
I'm guessing that's what you want, and it's your best option.
Allison means "Little Alice"; Alice means "of noble kindred," and is not originally a Hebrew name. A Hebrew translation of all that would be cumbersome, but "noble" in Hebrew is:
讗爪讬诇讛 -- Atzila (feminine form).
Another option would be to use the Hebrew name Aliza, meaning "joyful one," written:
注诇讬讝讛
winter sweet
Friday, April 23, 2010
Can someone please translate my name to hebrew for a tattoo. My name is Natalia?
Natalia in Hebrew is Claudia
thank you
Can someone please translate my name to hebrew for a tattoo. My name is Natalia?
I麓m pretty sure that would just be Natalia...it looks like this:
谞讟诇讬讛 or 谞转诇讬讛
I'm pretty sure the one on the right is better.
Reply:谞讟诇讬讛
thank you
Can someone please translate my name to hebrew for a tattoo. My name is Natalia?
I麓m pretty sure that would just be Natalia...it looks like this:
谞讟诇讬讛 or 谞转诇讬讛
I'm pretty sure the one on the right is better.
Reply:谞讟诇讬讛
How do you spell the name Patric in Hebrew?
In Hebrew letters...
How do you spell the name Patric in Hebrew?
驻讟专讬拽
With vowels: 驻旨侄讟职专执讬拽
It is spelled Peh, Tet, Reish, Yud Kuf.
Reply:PATRICK is from the Latin Patricius meaning PATRICIAN, A PERSON OF NOBLE DESCENT.
Variant spellings - PATRIC - PADRAIC -PATRIK - PATRYK
驻转专拽
The letters featured above are PEY TET RESH KUF Taken all together they spell PATRICK. This name has been transliterated into the Hebrew phonetically.
Each of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet has a special meaning and a story to tell. Here are a few brief ones about the letters on this card.
PEY is the 17th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and has a numerical value of 80. PEY makes a sound either like the P in Peace or the F in Food. PEY means MOUTH and is constructed of a CAF with a YUD situated at the top and rotated inward.
If one looks carefully at the PEY one can see that there is a BEIT, which makes up the empty space within it. The BEIT is the first letter of the word BERESHIT - IN A BEGINNING, which is the first word of TORAH. God opened up God's MOUTH and out came the BEIT - BEGINNING - CREATION.
TET is the 9th letter of the alphabet and has a numerical value of 9. TET makes a sound like the T in Truth. The shape of the TET is like a bowl. The left side of the bowl resembles a ZAYIN. The TET is frequently associated with the word TOV - GOOD
RESH is the 20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and has a numerical value of 200. RESH makes a sound like the R in Radiant. RESH means BEGINNING or HEAD. When one spells out the letter RESH in Hebrew, it is RESH YUD SHIN. YUD and SHIN spell YESH - THERE IS. The letter RESH means BEGINNING. So it is possible to say that the RESH literally means THERE IS A BEGINNING
KUF is the 19th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and has a numerical value of 100. KUF makes a sound like the K in Kind. KUF means TO SURROUND, TO TOUCH, MONKEY. KUF is constructed of a CAF (20) and a VAV (6) = 26. This is the same GEMATRIA as that of the YUD (10) HEY (5) VAV 6) HEY (5) name of God. KUF is associated with the word KADOSH - HOLY.
Reply:驻转专拽 Of course, Patrick is NOT a name available in Yvrit.
How do you spell the name Patric in Hebrew?
驻讟专讬拽
With vowels: 驻旨侄讟职专执讬拽
It is spelled Peh, Tet, Reish, Yud Kuf.
Reply:PATRICK is from the Latin Patricius meaning PATRICIAN, A PERSON OF NOBLE DESCENT.
Variant spellings - PATRIC - PADRAIC -PATRIK - PATRYK
驻转专拽
The letters featured above are PEY TET RESH KUF Taken all together they spell PATRICK. This name has been transliterated into the Hebrew phonetically.
Each of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet has a special meaning and a story to tell. Here are a few brief ones about the letters on this card.
PEY is the 17th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and has a numerical value of 80. PEY makes a sound either like the P in Peace or the F in Food. PEY means MOUTH and is constructed of a CAF with a YUD situated at the top and rotated inward.
If one looks carefully at the PEY one can see that there is a BEIT, which makes up the empty space within it. The BEIT is the first letter of the word BERESHIT - IN A BEGINNING, which is the first word of TORAH. God opened up God's MOUTH and out came the BEIT - BEGINNING - CREATION.
TET is the 9th letter of the alphabet and has a numerical value of 9. TET makes a sound like the T in Truth. The shape of the TET is like a bowl. The left side of the bowl resembles a ZAYIN. The TET is frequently associated with the word TOV - GOOD
RESH is the 20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and has a numerical value of 200. RESH makes a sound like the R in Radiant. RESH means BEGINNING or HEAD. When one spells out the letter RESH in Hebrew, it is RESH YUD SHIN. YUD and SHIN spell YESH - THERE IS. The letter RESH means BEGINNING. So it is possible to say that the RESH literally means THERE IS A BEGINNING
KUF is the 19th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and has a numerical value of 100. KUF makes a sound like the K in Kind. KUF means TO SURROUND, TO TOUCH, MONKEY. KUF is constructed of a CAF (20) and a VAV (6) = 26. This is the same GEMATRIA as that of the YUD (10) HEY (5) VAV 6) HEY (5) name of God. KUF is associated with the word KADOSH - HOLY.
Reply:驻转专拽 Of course, Patrick is NOT a name available in Yvrit.
What is the name of the man who revived the original Hebrew language in Israel?
Eliezer Ben-Yehuda. theres a street named after him in every Israeli city.
but you should know that the modern Hebrew he invented differs from the biblical kind in that grammar works differently sometimes. modern Hebrew also makes use of many loanwords for modern things.
he also died before the creation of the modern state.
What is the name of the man who revived the original Hebrew language in Israel?
Mitch
Reply:鈾?Bin-Yahuda just improved and fitted ancient Hebrew. Practical revival of Hebrew was implemented by 5 or 6 women (I don鈥檛 remember their names regretfully) who organized the first Hebrew kindergarten for their kids in Arabic/English language media of Palestine;
A breathtaking story!
but you should know that the modern Hebrew he invented differs from the biblical kind in that grammar works differently sometimes. modern Hebrew also makes use of many loanwords for modern things.
he also died before the creation of the modern state.
What is the name of the man who revived the original Hebrew language in Israel?
Mitch
Reply:鈾?Bin-Yahuda just improved and fitted ancient Hebrew. Practical revival of Hebrew was implemented by 5 or 6 women (I don鈥檛 remember their names regretfully) who organized the first Hebrew kindergarten for their kids in Arabic/English language media of Palestine;
A breathtaking story!
. christians, jews, and interested parties: have you ever considered the meaning of jesus' hebrew name?
it's yahshua (normally translated as joshua)
it means "YHVH saves"
perhaps the entire NT is allegory, not history; with the original attempt being to remind the jews that "YHVH saves"... and lead people back to the written torah and away from the oral torah; not unlike the karaite jews who also reject the oral torah.
have you ever considered that?
. christians, jews, and interested parties: have you ever considered the meaning of jesus' hebrew name?
Sweet!
I didn't know the Jews knew karate!
Reply:oy vey! Report Abuse
Reply:I would be Yeshua is a made up name for Jesus.
Anglican = Jesus
Latin = Iesus
Greek = Iesous
Hebrew = nothing because the Hebrew was derived from a transliteration of Iesous.
That is they found the Hebrew equivalents of Iesous which resemble Joshua, Yeshua, Yehoshua, etc.
Keep in mind the new testament was completely greek.
Reply:I have known for quite sometime that Yahshua is the English Joshua and I am aware of what it means. You are correct that the NT isn't just history. The entire book of Revelation is full of symbolism.
Anyways, I'm not sure what your point is.
Reply:yes but Yud Hey Vav Hey is NOT and NEVER WILL BE Jesus's name. that is G-d's name and G-d's alone.
Yeshua means G-d saves or G-d rescues. that is what Jesus's name means.
so yes as a Jew i have considered it and there you have it...
Reply:I knew the meaning of Y'shua. But I completely disagree with your interpretation of the entire NT as an allegory.
Reply:If "Jesus" is actually "Joshua", then why was the prophet Joshua called "Joshua" and not "Jesus"?
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Reply:TEH TYME: Jesus does exist, and no one can prove
that he doesn't. He died for you. Even if you dont care. But you
will stand before him someday, and you will remember this day.
Reply:Interestingly, it also translates well enough as God will help, or as the Nazi belt buckle, Gott Mitt Uns.
Reply:Definately!
But remember - it is ALL ABOUT MESSIAH.
Shalom
Reply:Thats why I believe jesus never even existed.
Reply:Neat, thanks for that bit of info.
Reply:Yep!
Reply:nope
Reply:torah is fake ..... mostly Blacks believe in it ............. muslims nut cases
royal blue
it means "YHVH saves"
perhaps the entire NT is allegory, not history; with the original attempt being to remind the jews that "YHVH saves"... and lead people back to the written torah and away from the oral torah; not unlike the karaite jews who also reject the oral torah.
have you ever considered that?
. christians, jews, and interested parties: have you ever considered the meaning of jesus' hebrew name?
Sweet!
I didn't know the Jews knew karate!
Reply:oy vey! Report Abuse
Reply:I would be Yeshua is a made up name for Jesus.
Anglican = Jesus
Latin = Iesus
Greek = Iesous
Hebrew = nothing because the Hebrew was derived from a transliteration of Iesous.
That is they found the Hebrew equivalents of Iesous which resemble Joshua, Yeshua, Yehoshua, etc.
Keep in mind the new testament was completely greek.
Reply:I have known for quite sometime that Yahshua is the English Joshua and I am aware of what it means. You are correct that the NT isn't just history. The entire book of Revelation is full of symbolism.
Anyways, I'm not sure what your point is.
Reply:yes but Yud Hey Vav Hey is NOT and NEVER WILL BE Jesus's name. that is G-d's name and G-d's alone.
Yeshua means G-d saves or G-d rescues. that is what Jesus's name means.
so yes as a Jew i have considered it and there you have it...
Reply:I knew the meaning of Y'shua. But I completely disagree with your interpretation of the entire NT as an allegory.
Reply:If "Jesus" is actually "Joshua", then why was the prophet Joshua called "Joshua" and not "Jesus"?
.
Reply:TEH TYME: Jesus does exist, and no one can prove
that he doesn't. He died for you. Even if you dont care. But you
will stand before him someday, and you will remember this day.
Reply:Interestingly, it also translates well enough as God will help, or as the Nazi belt buckle, Gott Mitt Uns.
Reply:Definately!
But remember - it is ALL ABOUT MESSIAH.
Shalom
Reply:Thats why I believe jesus never even existed.
Reply:Neat, thanks for that bit of info.
Reply:Yep!
Reply:nope
Reply:torah is fake ..... mostly Blacks believe in it ............. muslims nut cases
royal blue
What is the hebrew translation of the name mallory?
Specific hebrew characters (back in jesus' day)
What is the hebrew translation of the name mallory?
The transliteration to Hebrew in block script is 诪诇讜专讬, but back in first century they used the Phoenician script (which isn't part of UNICODE, so I can't type it here)
Reply:there is no Hebrew translation of the name Mallory. If you are taking a hebrew name, you may want to choose one that starts with the same letter, "mem", like Miriam.... etc. Google Hebrew girl names.
Reply:Cant help you, as the language of Jesus was Aramaic, not Hebrew, and the name Mallory is of Anglo-Saxon decent.
What is the hebrew translation of the name mallory?
The transliteration to Hebrew in block script is 诪诇讜专讬, but back in first century they used the Phoenician script (which isn't part of UNICODE, so I can't type it here)
Reply:there is no Hebrew translation of the name Mallory. If you are taking a hebrew name, you may want to choose one that starts with the same letter, "mem", like Miriam.... etc. Google Hebrew girl names.
Reply:Cant help you, as the language of Jesus was Aramaic, not Hebrew, and the name Mallory is of Anglo-Saxon decent.
Can you help me translate my name into hebrew script for a tattoo? 'Naomi'?
Preferable not written by computer text
Can you help me translate my name into hebrew script for a tattoo? 'Naomi'?
From the Hebrew Bible:
谞指注殖诪执讬
You'll see it written two ways now (vowels are not typically written in modern Hebrew), 谞注诪讬 or 谞注讜诪讬. I'd say 谞注诪讬 is the more common form.
Reply:谞指注殖诪执
Can you help me translate my name into hebrew script for a tattoo? 'Naomi'?
From the Hebrew Bible:
谞指注殖诪执讬
You'll see it written two ways now (vowels are not typically written in modern Hebrew), 谞注诪讬 or 谞注讜诪讬. I'd say 谞注诪讬 is the more common form.
Reply:谞指注殖诪执
Name of the new Eyal Golan song in Greek and Hebrew?
Eyal Golan and someone else have a new song out in sung in Hebrew and Greek. Very popular in Israel right now.
Mizrahi music
Name of the new Eyal Golan song in Greek and Hebrew?
I think it's "Hoze Otakh Muli" - הוזה אותך מולי
Edit - Thanks lupines1961 :)
I think you deserve BA though, much more informative.
Reply:I think One T is right with the name of the song and deserves BA if it is between us two. It is same name (they did not rename it, and there is no Greek name for it that I see?!) I do not read Hebrew or Greek very well.
Additional:
The song originally by Eyal Golan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KwIBtnfx...
And then picked up by the Greek-Hebrew Duet, Edaan Sela %26amp; Aviya:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfybtjWZJ...
They are all lovely performers. If you like the Greek-Hebrew music, there is more available by this duet.
Reply:Well, those people above are correct.
I just wanted to add something. When i listened to the Greek part it rang a bell to me and i found out that Kostas Karafotis a greek singer has sung this too!
The greek title is "Xorizoume apopse"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWi45Moai...
Mizrahi music
Name of the new Eyal Golan song in Greek and Hebrew?
I think it's "Hoze Otakh Muli" - הוזה אותך מולי
Edit - Thanks lupines1961 :)
I think you deserve BA though, much more informative.
Reply:I think One T is right with the name of the song and deserves BA if it is between us two. It is same name (they did not rename it, and there is no Greek name for it that I see?!) I do not read Hebrew or Greek very well.
Additional:
The song originally by Eyal Golan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KwIBtnfx...
And then picked up by the Greek-Hebrew Duet, Edaan Sela %26amp; Aviya:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfybtjWZJ...
They are all lovely performers. If you like the Greek-Hebrew music, there is more available by this duet.
Reply:Well, those people above are correct.
I just wanted to add something. When i listened to the Greek part it rang a bell to me and i found out that Kostas Karafotis a greek singer has sung this too!
The greek title is "Xorizoume apopse"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWi45Moai...
I want to call my church small group a beautiful Hebrew name. I want it to mean 'freedom' or of that sentiment?
The sort of people I want to come to my group are the sort who have felt chained all their lives but because of Jesus have found freedom either, spiritually, financially, morally, physically, emotionally or mentally. So I want one word that I can call my group that sums up all of that - freedom or something similar. But it has to be easy to say and pronounce too. Thanks
I want to call my church small group a beautiful Hebrew name. I want it to mean 'freedom' or of that sentiment?
if you don't read your bible in hebrew then you don't need to be using hebrew for something else involved with christianity.
Reply:Here is an answer.
http://strongsnumbers.com/hebrew/2670.ht...
Reply:How about " 'am shalach," which is from Exodus 10:3 and is usually translated "let My people go," although the literal translation is "send My people."
(p.s., Shalach is pronounced "sh盲w路lakh'.)
Reply:Hherouth ..hebrew for liberty ..stronger than freedom.
iris
I want to call my church small group a beautiful Hebrew name. I want it to mean 'freedom' or of that sentiment?
if you don't read your bible in hebrew then you don't need to be using hebrew for something else involved with christianity.
Reply:Here is an answer.
http://strongsnumbers.com/hebrew/2670.ht...
Reply:How about " 'am shalach," which is from Exodus 10:3 and is usually translated "let My people go," although the literal translation is "send My people."
(p.s., Shalach is pronounced "sh盲w路lakh'.)
Reply:Hherouth ..hebrew for liberty ..stronger than freedom.
iris
How come we don't really know what Jesus' Hebrew name was?
Was Christianity purely a Greek thing?
How come we don't really know what Jesus' Hebrew name was?
Yeshua (and variants) was a common name back then -- which leads to confusion whenever later Hebrew texts mention a Yeshua; Christians assume that it has to be referring to their Yeshua. :-)
It's not quite John Doe. But it's not all that far off either.
Reply:Yeshua bar Yosef
Christianity was initially a "Jewish thing"
EDIT: I can't let your incorrect information be posted as factual. The name "Jesus" is an English form of the Latin Iesus, which itself is derived from the Greek Iesous, which is a transliteration of the Hebrew-Aramaic Yeshua, meaning "YHWH rescues"
Reply:We don't even know if he actually existed forget about what his name might be or anything he might have really said.
Reply:Yah'shua HaMashiach Adonai
Reply:Yehoshua is its Hebrew variant, but Jesus spoke Aramaic...
Reply:Yeshua
Reply:It's Zeus. He said "Hey, Zeus." Do I look Peurto Rican to you?
Reply:Yeshua or Joshua.
Reply:What that geek above me said.
How come we don't really know what Jesus' Hebrew name was?
Yeshua (and variants) was a common name back then -- which leads to confusion whenever later Hebrew texts mention a Yeshua; Christians assume that it has to be referring to their Yeshua. :-)
It's not quite John Doe. But it's not all that far off either.
Reply:Yeshua bar Yosef
Christianity was initially a "Jewish thing"
EDIT: I can't let your incorrect information be posted as factual. The name "Jesus" is an English form of the Latin Iesus, which itself is derived from the Greek Iesous, which is a transliteration of the Hebrew-Aramaic Yeshua, meaning "YHWH rescues"
Reply:We don't even know if he actually existed forget about what his name might be or anything he might have really said.
Reply:Yah'shua HaMashiach Adonai
Reply:Yehoshua is its Hebrew variant, but Jesus spoke Aramaic...
Reply:Yeshua
Reply:It's Zeus. He said "Hey, Zeus." Do I look Peurto Rican to you?
Reply:Yeshua or Joshua.
Reply:What that geek above me said.
How do hebrew-speaking catholics name pope Benedict XVI? Baruch XVI?
My doubt is because of Baruch Spinoza or Benedictus Spinoza...
How do hebrew-speaking catholics name pope Benedict XVI? Baruch XVI?
They call him Benedict. Spinoza's original name was Baruch; he changed to Benedict it once he formally abandoned Judaism.
The pope has never had a Jewish name.
Reply:One cannot extrapolate from Spinoza. Jews often have a Hebrew name and a non-Hebrew name.
A person's name is what he calls himself.
Benedictus is Benedictus.
How do hebrew-speaking catholics name pope Benedict XVI? Baruch XVI?
They call him Benedict. Spinoza's original name was Baruch; he changed to Benedict it once he formally abandoned Judaism.
The pope has never had a Jewish name.
Reply:One cannot extrapolate from Spinoza. Jews often have a Hebrew name and a non-Hebrew name.
A person's name is what he calls himself.
Benedictus is Benedictus.
Yehsua or Yahshua which is the correct Hebrew name of the Savior?
Judaism has long tried to hide the savior's true name. Yeshua is part of their plan.
see link for more info.
Yehsua or Yahshua which is the correct Hebrew name of the Savior?
Yeshua= Jesus Christ the Savior.
Reply:The correct Hebrew spelling is YHSVH. Jehovah is YHVH. The S is the letter Shin, which means Spirit. The other letters stand for the 4 elements. This is Judistic Mysticism, most people do not know about it. The real meaning is that the title YHSVH means perfected or enlightened human being - the 4 elements or old conception of God has been enlightened by the addition of Spirit. Any person can claim the title Jesus if they have attained certain level of consciousness beyond what the everyday human does. Most will call this blasphemy but it is the truth.
There is a lot ignorance here regarding these posts. If you wish to know more look up the Tetragrammaton that is what YHVH is. There is more to the Bible than most care to know.
Reply:The most accurate spelling is Y'shua; most Messianic Jews spell it as Yeshua.
Remember, the English spelling of this Hebrew name is phonetic; so all variations are technically correct.
EDIT: "King Zorglub," perhaps you think there is no one here who understands that your answer is a slur against Yeshua.
You were wrong.
Reply:The CORRECT way is simply YHVH. Moses wrote it without vowels. The vowels were added in the 7th Century AD.
Reply:Yehshua= Yesu (shortened form) = Isus (Greek) = Jesus (English)
The Hebrew name is correctly translated into English as Joshua.
Reply:Your icon says it all: YHWH (adding vowels make it Yahweh). This is the 'name' of G-d which is forbidden to say for fear of blasphemy.
Reply:josiah or yosiah
Reply:The Complete Jewish Bible, translated and written by an Hebrew scholar, spells it "Yeshua". True, they didn't use vowels in the past for God's name, but for modern, non Jewish readers, He inserted vowels so they would know how to pronounce it.
Reply:Technically...it's neither. There are no vowels in "God's name".
It's purely "YHVH"
Good luck, and may God continue to bless you!
-Shalom
Reply:Within the context of your question, neither is correct. As superpest_99 points out, the correct spelling is Yeshua. It is for God the Son (Jesus), not God the Father YHVH.
Reply:Depends on the vowel points doesn't it.
Yeesh -oo'- aw is how the Hebrew word for salvation is pronounced which is why so my of our brethern use Yeshua
Also Yeh-shah which is also used to come with those who call him Yeshu
But the name that is genrally agreed apon that was his name is that of yeh-ho-shoo'-ah with the which is translated Joshua in the scriptures. from which we get the contraction which would have actually been his Aramaic name which was the actual language spoken at the time of Yahshua.
If you want to be technical I realize that many of us sabbitarian, torah persuant, brethern try very hard to use his name instead of Jesus however Jesus is not from pagan origins as commonly gets reported on forums like this and from mind numb everything is a sin we better lock ourselves in a closet to make sure we don't sin types.
The Septuagint renders Yehoshua (Joshua) son of Nun as "Iesus the son of Naue [Yehoshua Ben Nun].
Jesus is simply the anglisized version of the Greek Iesus.
One of the difficulties in determing whether the Greek (Iesous refers to Yeshua or Yehoshua are the limitations of the Greek language. It is impossible to pronounce the "h" in the middle of a word in Greek. It is transliterated as "Iesous" but it is pronounced Iesus, as 慰峥?is always pronounced as the Greek diphthong for a double-o (as in "boot"). Thus, Iesous could stand for either Yeshua or Yehoshua, and both are so rendered by the Septuagint (a Greek translation of the Old Testament Scriptures made several centuries B.C.) and in New Testament writings in reference to Jesus and Joshua.
The yodh is vocalized with the Hebrew vowel, tsere, a long e (IPA /e/) as in "neighbor" (but not diphthongized) not with a shva (IPA /蓹/) (as Y'shua) or segol (IPA /蓻/)(Yesh-shua). The final consonant is the voiced pharyngeal fricative ayin - 注 (a rough breathing guttural sound not found in Greek or English) sometimes transcribed by "`" (Yeshua`). The "a" represents the patach genuvah ("furtive" patach) indicating the consonant `ayin is pronounced after the "a" vowel, and the word's intonation is moved to the middle syllable (the characteristics of the furtive patach can be seen in other words, such as ruach. Thus, it is pronounced yay-SHOO-a`.
http://www.hebrew4christians.com/Grammar...
Edit
Even better YUHATEME Is it is also used in Isaiah 12.. Go plug in the hebrew into all of Isaiah 12 and read what it says. Its an eye opener.
Reply:Jesus the christ will do just fine, after all doesn't God know exactly who you are speaking too.
Reply:Yeshu!
Reply:I believe it is Yeshua(Jesus) YHVH(God.)
Reply:Neither....as he, whatever his name was, is not the Messiah as is easily proven to anyone who will take the time to learn (and unlearn a lifetime of church lies).
see link for more info.
Yehsua or Yahshua which is the correct Hebrew name of the Savior?
Yeshua= Jesus Christ the Savior.
Reply:The correct Hebrew spelling is YHSVH. Jehovah is YHVH. The S is the letter Shin, which means Spirit. The other letters stand for the 4 elements. This is Judistic Mysticism, most people do not know about it. The real meaning is that the title YHSVH means perfected or enlightened human being - the 4 elements or old conception of God has been enlightened by the addition of Spirit. Any person can claim the title Jesus if they have attained certain level of consciousness beyond what the everyday human does. Most will call this blasphemy but it is the truth.
There is a lot ignorance here regarding these posts. If you wish to know more look up the Tetragrammaton that is what YHVH is. There is more to the Bible than most care to know.
Reply:The most accurate spelling is Y'shua; most Messianic Jews spell it as Yeshua.
Remember, the English spelling of this Hebrew name is phonetic; so all variations are technically correct.
EDIT: "King Zorglub," perhaps you think there is no one here who understands that your answer is a slur against Yeshua.
You were wrong.
Reply:The CORRECT way is simply YHVH. Moses wrote it without vowels. The vowels were added in the 7th Century AD.
Reply:Yehshua= Yesu (shortened form) = Isus (Greek) = Jesus (English)
The Hebrew name is correctly translated into English as Joshua.
Reply:Your icon says it all: YHWH (adding vowels make it Yahweh). This is the 'name' of G-d which is forbidden to say for fear of blasphemy.
Reply:josiah or yosiah
Reply:The Complete Jewish Bible, translated and written by an Hebrew scholar, spells it "Yeshua". True, they didn't use vowels in the past for God's name, but for modern, non Jewish readers, He inserted vowels so they would know how to pronounce it.
Reply:Technically...it's neither. There are no vowels in "God's name".
It's purely "YHVH"
Good luck, and may God continue to bless you!
-Shalom
Reply:Within the context of your question, neither is correct. As superpest_99 points out, the correct spelling is Yeshua. It is for God the Son (Jesus), not God the Father YHVH.
Reply:Depends on the vowel points doesn't it.
Yeesh -oo'- aw is how the Hebrew word for salvation is pronounced which is why so my of our brethern use Yeshua
Also Yeh-shah which is also used to come with those who call him Yeshu
But the name that is genrally agreed apon that was his name is that of yeh-ho-shoo'-ah with the which is translated Joshua in the scriptures. from which we get the contraction which would have actually been his Aramaic name which was the actual language spoken at the time of Yahshua.
If you want to be technical I realize that many of us sabbitarian, torah persuant, brethern try very hard to use his name instead of Jesus however Jesus is not from pagan origins as commonly gets reported on forums like this and from mind numb everything is a sin we better lock ourselves in a closet to make sure we don't sin types.
The Septuagint renders Yehoshua (Joshua) son of Nun as "Iesus the son of Naue [Yehoshua Ben Nun].
Jesus is simply the anglisized version of the Greek Iesus.
One of the difficulties in determing whether the Greek (Iesous refers to Yeshua or Yehoshua are the limitations of the Greek language. It is impossible to pronounce the "h" in the middle of a word in Greek. It is transliterated as "Iesous" but it is pronounced Iesus, as 慰峥?is always pronounced as the Greek diphthong for a double-o (as in "boot"). Thus, Iesous could stand for either Yeshua or Yehoshua, and both are so rendered by the Septuagint (a Greek translation of the Old Testament Scriptures made several centuries B.C.) and in New Testament writings in reference to Jesus and Joshua.
The yodh is vocalized with the Hebrew vowel, tsere, a long e (IPA /e/) as in "neighbor" (but not diphthongized) not with a shva (IPA /蓹/) (as Y'shua) or segol (IPA /蓻/)(Yesh-shua). The final consonant is the voiced pharyngeal fricative ayin - 注 (a rough breathing guttural sound not found in Greek or English) sometimes transcribed by "`" (Yeshua`). The "a" represents the patach genuvah ("furtive" patach) indicating the consonant `ayin is pronounced after the "a" vowel, and the word's intonation is moved to the middle syllable (the characteristics of the furtive patach can be seen in other words, such as ruach. Thus, it is pronounced yay-SHOO-a`.
http://www.hebrew4christians.com/Grammar...
Edit
Even better YUHATEME Is it is also used in Isaiah 12.. Go plug in the hebrew into all of Isaiah 12 and read what it says. Its an eye opener.
Reply:Jesus the christ will do just fine, after all doesn't God know exactly who you are speaking too.
Reply:Yeshu!
Reply:I believe it is Yeshua(Jesus) YHVH(God.)
Reply:Neither....as he, whatever his name was, is not the Messiah as is easily proven to anyone who will take the time to learn (and unlearn a lifetime of church lies).
Name translation from english to hebrew?
how do you translate ' talitha ' and ' danielle ' into hebrew?
any help would be appreciated.
Name translation from english to hebrew?
These are both Hebrew names:
danielle - 讚谞讬讗诇
talitha - 讟诇讬转讛
Were you looking for the meaning or just how to spell them?
Reply:I found the site but I am not able to copy and paste for you.
ginger lily
any help would be appreciated.
Name translation from english to hebrew?
These are both Hebrew names:
danielle - 讚谞讬讗诇
talitha - 讟诇讬转讛
Were you looking for the meaning or just how to spell them?
Reply:I found the site but I am not able to copy and paste for you.
ginger lily
I am wanting a tattoo of my name in hebrew. My name is Kaye-Jodie. Please could some one translate this for me
You know, just because the translation is for a tattoo it doesn't mean this question belongs in the tattoo section. Try the languages section.
I am wanting a tattoo of my name in hebrew. My name is Kaye-Jodie. Please could some one translate this for me
拽讬讬-讙'讜讚讬
It shouldn't change much, but how do you pronounce it?
Reply:Peace has the good idea to ask a Rabbi, but don't mention it's for a tattoo, tattoos are forbidden by Judaism. YOTG would know since he speaks it, but I'm curious as to what that translates to. I know with Chinese/Japanese characters, what makes "sense" as a literal translation really makes no sense at all and looks like a jumble of characters. While Jodie is a Hebrew name, Kaye means Rejoice in Greek. If some other Hebrew speakers agree with YOTG, that's the way to go.
Reply:If ur Jewish ask ur Rabi or ask any Rabi, they could give u a trustworthy translation.
Reply:1) Wrong section. Go to Languages, Israel, or Religion
2) People need to know how to proounce your name
3) It's TRANSLITERATION you want, into Hebrew SCRIPT. Your name doesn't have a "translation"....it's just a name
4) Why pose? If this is your ethnic background, learn the language. If not, don't appropriate the language for a tacky tattoo.
Reply:Don't listen to Aliz, if you go somewhere reputable the chances are slim.
Don't listen to the people on here, they could give you the hebrew name of ANYTHING!
Why don't you go to a synogogue or ask a jewish friend to help you?
Reply:I don't think you should do it. There is too much of a chance to get blood poising from doing it.
I am wanting a tattoo of my name in hebrew. My name is Kaye-Jodie. Please could some one translate this for me
拽讬讬-讙'讜讚讬
It shouldn't change much, but how do you pronounce it?
Reply:Peace has the good idea to ask a Rabbi, but don't mention it's for a tattoo, tattoos are forbidden by Judaism. YOTG would know since he speaks it, but I'm curious as to what that translates to. I know with Chinese/Japanese characters, what makes "sense" as a literal translation really makes no sense at all and looks like a jumble of characters. While Jodie is a Hebrew name, Kaye means Rejoice in Greek. If some other Hebrew speakers agree with YOTG, that's the way to go.
Reply:If ur Jewish ask ur Rabi or ask any Rabi, they could give u a trustworthy translation.
Reply:1) Wrong section. Go to Languages, Israel, or Religion
2) People need to know how to proounce your name
3) It's TRANSLITERATION you want, into Hebrew SCRIPT. Your name doesn't have a "translation"....it's just a name
4) Why pose? If this is your ethnic background, learn the language. If not, don't appropriate the language for a tacky tattoo.
Reply:Don't listen to Aliz, if you go somewhere reputable the chances are slim.
Don't listen to the people on here, they could give you the hebrew name of ANYTHING!
Why don't you go to a synogogue or ask a jewish friend to help you?
Reply:I don't think you should do it. There is too much of a chance to get blood poising from doing it.
Can anyone help me with a hebrew name?
My friend wants her name in Hebrew on a necklace for her birthday. But that's all the information that she gave me. I know nothing about Hebrew. I have found a website that sells beads with the Hebrew characters on them. So, I need to translate the name Brooke into Hebrew and I guess into the Hebrew characters so that I can order the beads. Please help. It doesn't have to be the name exactly if there's a Hebrew name with the same meaning that would be great.
Can anyone help me with a hebrew name?
You can easily transcribe Brooke into Hebrew:
讘专讜拽
kuf vav resh bet
I give you the letter names arranged as they should be spacially.
If you prefer to try to translate the meaning, there is a modern and somewhat uncommon name that means brook, creek, etc. and is pronounced Peleg.
驻诇讙
gimel lamed pe
Reply:What you didn't tell her was that while Hebrew reads from right to left you wrote out the letters left to right. She may have ordered it wrong! It should be Bet, Reish, Vav, Koof (rather than Kuf) Report Abuse
Reply:Whats your friends name if you email your friends hebrew name, i could probobally translate into a good hebrew name
Reply:There is a Webiste you can go to that will translate any name but it does cost about 6$ so here is the link below
http://www.appliedlanguage.com/languages...
Can anyone help me with a hebrew name?
You can easily transcribe Brooke into Hebrew:
讘专讜拽
kuf vav resh bet
I give you the letter names arranged as they should be spacially.
If you prefer to try to translate the meaning, there is a modern and somewhat uncommon name that means brook, creek, etc. and is pronounced Peleg.
驻诇讙
gimel lamed pe
Reply:What you didn't tell her was that while Hebrew reads from right to left you wrote out the letters left to right. She may have ordered it wrong! It should be Bet, Reish, Vav, Koof (rather than Kuf) Report Abuse
Reply:Whats your friends name if you email your friends hebrew name, i could probobally translate into a good hebrew name
Reply:There is a Webiste you can go to that will translate any name but it does cost about 6$ so here is the link below
http://www.appliedlanguage.com/languages...
Can you this name in hebrew or translate please?
Oliver
Can you this name in hebrew or translate please?
讗讜诇讬讘专
Reply:讗讜诇讬讘专
There is no equivalent in Hebrew to this name. If you are looking for a similar Hebrew name how about 讬爪讛专 pronounced Yitzhar. It's biblical meaning is olive oil, it is a biblical name given to the Grandfather of Moses (son of Amram and grandson of Yitzhar), who was also the grandson of Levi.
Reply:oliver = 讗讜诇讬讘专
there is no translation to the meaning in hebrew but i found it in french
Name: Oliver
Origin and Meaning of the Name Oliver Report incorrect name info
Gender: Boy
Origin: French
Meaning: Elf army
i hope it's helped you
Reply:It cant be translated,its of english/high german origin and a quick google search said it means elf army
k-ha-yil elf ?
sorry I couldn't find any equivalent to elf in jewish mythology.
I did find a site claiming the name oliver also came from olive tree so
Reply:I mean it can be made into hebrew lettering but i wont say it can be translated into a different word lets say.
Oliver = 讗讜诇讬讜讜专
Reply:The best translation to Hebrew would be "aha, caved."
,
Can you this name in hebrew or translate please?
讗讜诇讬讘专
Reply:讗讜诇讬讘专
There is no equivalent in Hebrew to this name. If you are looking for a similar Hebrew name how about 讬爪讛专 pronounced Yitzhar. It's biblical meaning is olive oil, it is a biblical name given to the Grandfather of Moses (son of Amram and grandson of Yitzhar), who was also the grandson of Levi.
Reply:oliver = 讗讜诇讬讘专
there is no translation to the meaning in hebrew but i found it in french
Name: Oliver
Origin and Meaning of the Name Oliver Report incorrect name info
Gender: Boy
Origin: French
Meaning: Elf army
i hope it's helped you
Reply:It cant be translated,its of english/high german origin and a quick google search said it means elf army
k-ha-yil elf ?
sorry I couldn't find any equivalent to elf in jewish mythology.
I did find a site claiming the name oliver also came from olive tree so
Reply:I mean it can be made into hebrew lettering but i wont say it can be translated into a different word lets say.
Oliver = 讗讜诇讬讜讜专
Reply:The best translation to Hebrew would be "aha, caved."
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What are some Hebrew last names for my character?
I'm writing a story about a girl in the distant future who is a descendent of a Jewish family. I don't really care of what region the name comes from, as long as it's Hebrew of some sort. Any suggestions?
What are some Hebrew last names for my character?
You'll find that there are several 'types' of Hebrew last names.
Some take after the family's profession -
Cohen (priest), Katzav (butcher), Shoyer (doorman, in Yiddish pronunciation).
Some take after title of the family's forefather
Matzliah (successful), Ram (high), Tzadik (righteous).
Some are in a form of "Ben" (Son of) followed by a Hebrew first name. There you'll find Ben-Amotz, Ben-Avi, Ben-Zvi, Ben-Ammi etc.
Many other names are translations of names from other languages.
Reply:Horowitz?
Reply:Yachanan which means gracious.
Reply:There are really only three surnames that are specifically Jewish in nature: variations on Cohen, Levy and Israel. These names are derived from tribal ancestry that were recorded by the Jewish people and recognized in synagogue with various distinctions.
The surname Cohen comes from kohein, the Hebrew word for priest, and refers to patrilineal descendants of Aaron. Variations on this surname include Cohn, Cahn, Cone, Kohn, Kahn and possibly Katz. Why Katz? I have been told that it is an acronym of Kohein Tzaddik, which means Righteous Priest, but is close enough to the German word for "cat" that it could be slipped past registrars who required German surnames!
The surname Levy comes from the biblical tribe of Levi, whose descendants the Levites had distinctive duties in the Temple period. Variations on this surname include Levin, Levine, Levitt and many others.
Cohen and Levy are the two most common surnames among Jews in the United States (Miller is third, as mentioned above). Another specifically Jewish surname is Israel, which is much less common. Jewish thought often divides Jews into three groups: Kohein, Levy and Israel. Israel basically means the rest of us. Variations on this surname include Israeli, Yisrael, Yisroel and most notably Disraeli (the surname of a Jewish-born British Prime Minister and Earl who was baptized as a child but apparently retained some sense of Jewish identity).
Even these common specifically-Jewish surnames can be misleading, though. The surname Cohan (as in songwriter George M.) is usually Irish rather than Jewish. The surname Lavigne (as in singer Avril) is pronounced much like Levine, but it is a common gentile name among French Canadians.
flowering shrubs
What are some Hebrew last names for my character?
You'll find that there are several 'types' of Hebrew last names.
Some take after the family's profession -
Cohen (priest), Katzav (butcher), Shoyer (doorman, in Yiddish pronunciation).
Some take after title of the family's forefather
Matzliah (successful), Ram (high), Tzadik (righteous).
Some are in a form of "Ben" (Son of) followed by a Hebrew first name. There you'll find Ben-Amotz, Ben-Avi, Ben-Zvi, Ben-Ammi etc.
Many other names are translations of names from other languages.
Reply:Horowitz?
Reply:Yachanan which means gracious.
Reply:There are really only three surnames that are specifically Jewish in nature: variations on Cohen, Levy and Israel. These names are derived from tribal ancestry that were recorded by the Jewish people and recognized in synagogue with various distinctions.
The surname Cohen comes from kohein, the Hebrew word for priest, and refers to patrilineal descendants of Aaron. Variations on this surname include Cohn, Cahn, Cone, Kohn, Kahn and possibly Katz. Why Katz? I have been told that it is an acronym of Kohein Tzaddik, which means Righteous Priest, but is close enough to the German word for "cat" that it could be slipped past registrars who required German surnames!
The surname Levy comes from the biblical tribe of Levi, whose descendants the Levites had distinctive duties in the Temple period. Variations on this surname include Levin, Levine, Levitt and many others.
Cohen and Levy are the two most common surnames among Jews in the United States (Miller is third, as mentioned above). Another specifically Jewish surname is Israel, which is much less common. Jewish thought often divides Jews into three groups: Kohein, Levy and Israel. Israel basically means the rest of us. Variations on this surname include Israeli, Yisrael, Yisroel and most notably Disraeli (the surname of a Jewish-born British Prime Minister and Earl who was baptized as a child but apparently retained some sense of Jewish identity).
Even these common specifically-Jewish surnames can be misleading, though. The surname Cohan (as in songwriter George M.) is usually Irish rather than Jewish. The surname Lavigne (as in singer Avril) is pronounced much like Levine, but it is a common gentile name among French Canadians.
flowering shrubs
What is the hebrew symbol for the name Leah?
It depends on how you pronounce the name.
Generally, since this is originally a Hebrew name from the bible, it is supposed to be written 诇讗讛 and be pronounced leh-ah.
But if you pronounce it in a different way and want it to be written the way you pronounce it, then it could be 诇讬 for 'lee' or 诇讬讗讛 for 'lee-yah' (like the princess).
If this is for a tattoo, feel free to contact me on my website for more details and help with this translation and designing it for a tattoo. :)
What is the hebrew symbol for the name Leah?
Hebrew doesn't use symbols, it uses letters, and the writing for "Leah" depends on what you mean.
If you mean for the original Biblical name (Jacob's first wife), then it's indeed 诇讗讛 (pronounced "Le'ah"), just like Gadiel wrote.
If you want to know how to write "Leah" (sounds like "Lee") in Hebrew, then it's just 诇讬.
Reply:诇讗讛 i think it would be that
Reply:If this is for a tattoo, like Reut C Said, I suggest you check out http://my-hebrew-tattoo.com
Generally, since this is originally a Hebrew name from the bible, it is supposed to be written 诇讗讛 and be pronounced leh-ah.
But if you pronounce it in a different way and want it to be written the way you pronounce it, then it could be 诇讬 for 'lee' or 诇讬讗讛 for 'lee-yah' (like the princess).
If this is for a tattoo, feel free to contact me on my website for more details and help with this translation and designing it for a tattoo. :)
What is the hebrew symbol for the name Leah?
Hebrew doesn't use symbols, it uses letters, and the writing for "Leah" depends on what you mean.
If you mean for the original Biblical name (Jacob's first wife), then it's indeed 诇讗讛 (pronounced "Le'ah"), just like Gadiel wrote.
If you want to know how to write "Leah" (sounds like "Lee") in Hebrew, then it's just 诇讬.
Reply:诇讗讛 i think it would be that
Reply:If this is for a tattoo, like Reut C Said, I suggest you check out http://my-hebrew-tattoo.com
How would the name spelled in Hebrew? How would in be pronounced? Please spell this out phonetically?
Thomas would be spelled: 转讜止诪指讗住
It is pronounced pretty much the same as in English, only that in Hebrew there is no 'th' sound so it's more like "tomas"
How would the name spelled in Hebrew? How would in be pronounced? Please spell this out phonetically?
What name?
Reply:uhhh
there is nothing there.....
paper flower
It is pronounced pretty much the same as in English, only that in Hebrew there is no 'th' sound so it's more like "tomas"
How would the name spelled in Hebrew? How would in be pronounced? Please spell this out phonetically?
What name?
Reply:uhhh
there is nothing there.....
paper flower
What is a good Hebrew name for a girl (not overused)?
The father of my child is Jewish and it would really mean a lot to him if our little girl had a Hebrew first name (the middle name doesn't need to be Hebrew). The issue I've had is that there are a lot of names that are gorgeous, but are horribly overused (i.e. Hannah, Rachel, Elizabeth) and on the other end of the spectrum, there are names that are insane. I want a name that people know, but I want my daughter to be the only one in her class with that name. I'm really lost!
Our last name is Kantor (pronounced Kanter).
What is a good Hebrew name for a girl (not overused)?
Eleora...Lord is my light.
Ilana, (Uhh., thats an i then an L...but you can't really tell the difference when you capitalize the i)
Jubilee.
Tovah.
And names with EL in them mean they have something to do with God. As El is God.
Reply:My name is Rachel and I'm Jewish :) I love my name. And my Jewish neighbors' last name is Kantor... Weird.
Anyway, here are some ideas:
Leah, Sarah, Aliza, Dalia, Daniella, Eliana, Leila, Maya, Michaela, Rebecca, Talia
Reply:Congrats!! Well I love this name, it means Lion Of God.
Arielle. It also goes well with your last name. Its pronounced like this 'ah ree EL' or 'AYR ee el'. Not sure how used it is. I've only meet one girl with it.
I really love it, hope you like it too! Have a great day.
Also, if you have the time, please help!
http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...
Reply:- Orly: ''My light''
- Lea: ''weary''
- Ariel: ''Lion of G-d''
- Dalia: ''Branch''
- Devorah: ''Bee'' .. Also can be called: Debbie
- Esther: ''Star'' .. Also can be called: Estee
- Liat: ''You are mine''
- Mijal: ''Can possibly mean brook''
- Miriam: ''Original hebrew from mary''
- Naomi: ''Pleasantness''
- Nurit: ''Buttercup (the flower)''
Reply:check out this site, its got some good hebrew names for girls : p.s. i like the name Ariel .http://www.hebrewbabynames.com/results.c...
Reply:Check this link out, it might help you find what you're looking for.
http://www.hebrewbabynames.com/results.c...
Personally, my favorites are:
Eliza
Joanna
Tabitha
Reply:http://life.familyeducation.com/baby-nam...
Naomi
Abigail
Judith
Deborah
Sharon
Reply:My friend is Jewish and named Yatasha, it is unique but pretty and easily pronounsed (yuh-tash-uh)
Reply:Dina is a pretty, not very common name from the Torah.
Another is Eliza, not El-lie-za, but El-lee-za.
Reply:Rebecca is a beautiful name.
Reply:Here are some
Naomi
Susannah
Esther
Miriam
Ruth
Leah
Amira
Hope I helped :)
Reply:Rebecca
Miriam
Aliza
Talia
Reply:Noa
NaTanya
Nomi
Eve
Ruth
Leah (said lay-uh)
Miriam
Leora
Orli/Orly
Shoshanna
Eliana
Talia
Shira
Our last name is Kantor (pronounced Kanter).
What is a good Hebrew name for a girl (not overused)?
Eleora...Lord is my light.
Ilana, (Uhh., thats an i then an L...but you can't really tell the difference when you capitalize the i)
Jubilee.
Tovah.
And names with EL in them mean they have something to do with God. As El is God.
Reply:My name is Rachel and I'm Jewish :) I love my name. And my Jewish neighbors' last name is Kantor... Weird.
Anyway, here are some ideas:
Leah, Sarah, Aliza, Dalia, Daniella, Eliana, Leila, Maya, Michaela, Rebecca, Talia
Reply:Congrats!! Well I love this name, it means Lion Of God.
Arielle. It also goes well with your last name. Its pronounced like this 'ah ree EL' or 'AYR ee el'. Not sure how used it is. I've only meet one girl with it.
I really love it, hope you like it too! Have a great day.
Also, if you have the time, please help!
http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...
Reply:- Orly: ''My light''
- Lea: ''weary''
- Ariel: ''Lion of G-d''
- Dalia: ''Branch''
- Devorah: ''Bee'' .. Also can be called: Debbie
- Esther: ''Star'' .. Also can be called: Estee
- Liat: ''You are mine''
- Mijal: ''Can possibly mean brook''
- Miriam: ''Original hebrew from mary''
- Naomi: ''Pleasantness''
- Nurit: ''Buttercup (the flower)''
Reply:check out this site, its got some good hebrew names for girls : p.s. i like the name Ariel .http://www.hebrewbabynames.com/results.c...
Reply:Check this link out, it might help you find what you're looking for.
http://www.hebrewbabynames.com/results.c...
Personally, my favorites are:
Eliza
Joanna
Tabitha
Reply:http://life.familyeducation.com/baby-nam...
Naomi
Abigail
Judith
Deborah
Sharon
Reply:My friend is Jewish and named Yatasha, it is unique but pretty and easily pronounsed (yuh-tash-uh)
Reply:Dina is a pretty, not very common name from the Torah.
Another is Eliza, not El-lie-za, but El-lee-za.
Reply:Rebecca is a beautiful name.
Reply:Here are some
Naomi
Susannah
Esther
Miriam
Ruth
Leah
Amira
Hope I helped :)
Reply:Rebecca
Miriam
Aliza
Talia
Reply:Noa
NaTanya
Nomi
Eve
Ruth
Leah (said lay-uh)
Miriam
Leora
Orli/Orly
Shoshanna
Eliana
Talia
Shira
Can someone please show me what the name Mili looks like in hebrew script?
诪讬诇讬 - Mili
If this is for a tattoo, you might want to check this site out, they provide translation and designs for Hebrew tattoos: http://www.my-hebrew-tattoo.com
If this is for a tattoo, you might want to check this site out, they provide translation and designs for Hebrew tattoos: http://www.my-hebrew-tattoo.com
I need a boy's Hebrew or Russian name to go with two last names?
The last names are Gordon Zolof. My best suggestion was Jonah Gordon Zolof, and she likes it, but we still need more suggestions! If you could say the meaning of the name(s) that'd be helpful too! Thanks!
I need a boy's Hebrew or Russian name to go with two last names?
boys:
Eban Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "stone")
Isaac Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "laugh")
Jared Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "who rules")
Ivan Gordon Zolof (russian)
Yerik Gordon Zolof (russian, "appointed
by God")
Justin Gordon Zolof (russian)
girls:
Daniela Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "the Lord
is my judge")
Naomi Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "pleasant")
Leah Gordon Zolof (hebrew)
Jelena Gordon Zolof (russian, "shining light")
Lacey Gordon Zolof (russian, "cheerful")
Tanya Gordon Zolof (russian, "princess")
Reply:Isaiah
Ezekial
Zecharaiah
Hezekial
Eleazar
Elan
Jacob
Adam
Noah
Samuel
Daniel
Reply:http://www.babynames.org.uk/russian-boy-...
http://www.babynameworld.com/hebrew-boy....
good luck how fun..
Reply:Peter Gordon Zolof
Peter means Rock
Gordon means Great Hill
Anthony ------- means Flower
Anthony Gordon Zolof
George ------ Farmer
George Gordon Zolof
I gave you 3 americanized names but here is a website that shows specifc Russian Names and their meanings
http://www.findyourfate.com/numerology/b...
I need a boy's Hebrew or Russian name to go with two last names?
boys:
Eban Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "stone")
Isaac Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "laugh")
Jared Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "who rules")
Ivan Gordon Zolof (russian)
Yerik Gordon Zolof (russian, "appointed
by God")
Justin Gordon Zolof (russian)
girls:
Daniela Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "the Lord
is my judge")
Naomi Gordon Zolof (hebrew, "pleasant")
Leah Gordon Zolof (hebrew)
Jelena Gordon Zolof (russian, "shining light")
Lacey Gordon Zolof (russian, "cheerful")
Tanya Gordon Zolof (russian, "princess")
Reply:Isaiah
Ezekial
Zecharaiah
Hezekial
Eleazar
Elan
Jacob
Adam
Noah
Samuel
Daniel
Reply:http://www.babynames.org.uk/russian-boy-...
http://www.babynameworld.com/hebrew-boy....
good luck how fun..
Reply:Peter Gordon Zolof
Peter means Rock
Gordon means Great Hill
Anthony ------- means Flower
Anthony Gordon Zolof
George ------ Farmer
George Gordon Zolof
I gave you 3 americanized names but here is a website that shows specifc Russian Names and their meanings
http://www.findyourfate.com/numerology/b...
Why are Hebrew names of all Prophets in the Quran written as a different Arabised name?
Avraham - Ibrahim
Moshe - Musa
Ayyob - Ayub
Yosep - Yusuf
I think a man can have only 1 name. If someone had said "Musa" to Moshe in a crowd, Moshe wouldn't know he was being spoken to.
If the Quran existed before the universe was born, why didn't the Hebrew prophets ever know their actual real name?
(This is the same for Christians who say the bible is literally the word of God, since the original Hebrew names are also changed).
Why are Hebrew names of all Prophets in the Quran written as a different Arabised name?
This is because Mohammed (PBUH) had a hard time explaining things to Umar, one of the very first muallaf.
Umar was so darn idiotic when given the original names.
So its either the names be adapted (along with the whole Qur'an) or Umar and the rest of the young terrorist keep their blank stare at Mohammed (PBUH)
Mind you, Mohammed (PBUH) was ready to throw the grenade to the lot of them because of his impatience
Reply:maybe coz each one of these religions have been in different languge
Reply:ok can i say sumthing, firstly muslims and hebrews had different accents, that could be explaination one, futhermore all names are very similar, there is also no contrast between these names and the christain religion.. jus different accents again.. also the muslim religion was the last revelation.
another point of mine is that all holy books were written in the same context, by one.. soo seriously get over it. and stop being an anti seminst
Reply:This is the Arabic language my friend not the Quran
for example you say Muhammed , but this is not his right name
you can't write his right name in English that's because of different letters in different languages
Reply:Words are written as people pronounce in different languages. It is same God who told old stories to Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Mohammad. And they wrote as they could pronounce the words. You are looking at spellings on Roman English. They change as how people chose to write with their own spellings. Todays books are also translations from one language to other. Hebrews can not say
Salam, they always say Shalom. Arabs don't have letter
P, they have letter B close to P. So in Englsih we call
a fruit APPLE but Arab calls it Abble, because they can not pronounced any thing with leter P. This is how spellings change from one language to another.
Reply:But even in the translated version of the bible to Arabic they have those names ..and they also differ in names in the English translation of the bible than the Hebrew one.. i think the reason could be that people has changed these names to suit their tongues ..so if God spoke to the Arab Jews calling Ibrahim as Avraham they may not recognize him .
Reply:Of course the blueprint for the Universe existed before it was created. Whether you accept as the blueprint Thora, the Baghavad Gita, or the Quran, is up to you.
It can be legitimately argued that both the Christian Bible and the Muhamedan Quran are not original because they plagiarize large sections of Thora.
Question is, what can or must you do about it? Will those who forge and change the will of God not find out for themselves where they have gone wrong?
Reply:...the Koran is a flawed text by a false prophet who could not read or write...(clearly the Tanakh has identified the Prophets correctly)... The promise of God (YHVH) was given to Abraham, not Ishmael the son of the slave Hagar who abandon the faith and went out on their own...
Reply:Hebrew and Arabic are two languages that are similar to each other. Letters in a language are just symbols of a language to create pronunciation.
There are patterns across different languages. Patterns mean that words are written similar to each other but with very slight differences (or changes of letters) that happen over the years and across languages. For example, pater, vater, and father. The pattern is that 'p' changed to 'v' and 'f' across the languages and over time.
Some letters are pronounced differently, but written the same in different languages. For example, in German, 'w' is pronounced 'v' and in English 'w' is pronounced 'w', therefore w is written the same way in both German and English, but it is pronounced differently across these two languages. (Ex: Volkswagen is written like that, but pronounced "VolksWagen" in English and "VolksVagen" in German) So, Moshe can be written like that but pronounced "Musa" by both languages.
The way the name is written reflects the way that language pronounces the letters (or the symbols.) If English has a silent "b" in debt, but writes it like that and another language has a silent 'b' then they may write it "det" and it would still mean the same thing. The same word (or name) is written two different ways, but the meaning is the same. Similarly, in Hebrew they may write Moshe but pronounce is "musa", and in Arabic they may write it Musa because they pronounce it that way. Therefore, it is the same name, same meaning, but written differently.
growing begonia
Moshe - Musa
Ayyob - Ayub
Yosep - Yusuf
I think a man can have only 1 name. If someone had said "Musa" to Moshe in a crowd, Moshe wouldn't know he was being spoken to.
If the Quran existed before the universe was born, why didn't the Hebrew prophets ever know their actual real name?
(This is the same for Christians who say the bible is literally the word of God, since the original Hebrew names are also changed).
Why are Hebrew names of all Prophets in the Quran written as a different Arabised name?
This is because Mohammed (PBUH) had a hard time explaining things to Umar, one of the very first muallaf.
Umar was so darn idiotic when given the original names.
So its either the names be adapted (along with the whole Qur'an) or Umar and the rest of the young terrorist keep their blank stare at Mohammed (PBUH)
Mind you, Mohammed (PBUH) was ready to throw the grenade to the lot of them because of his impatience
Reply:maybe coz each one of these religions have been in different languge
Reply:ok can i say sumthing, firstly muslims and hebrews had different accents, that could be explaination one, futhermore all names are very similar, there is also no contrast between these names and the christain religion.. jus different accents again.. also the muslim religion was the last revelation.
another point of mine is that all holy books were written in the same context, by one.. soo seriously get over it. and stop being an anti seminst
Reply:This is the Arabic language my friend not the Quran
for example you say Muhammed , but this is not his right name
you can't write his right name in English that's because of different letters in different languages
Reply:Words are written as people pronounce in different languages. It is same God who told old stories to Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Mohammad. And they wrote as they could pronounce the words. You are looking at spellings on Roman English. They change as how people chose to write with their own spellings. Todays books are also translations from one language to other. Hebrews can not say
Salam, they always say Shalom. Arabs don't have letter
P, they have letter B close to P. So in Englsih we call
a fruit APPLE but Arab calls it Abble, because they can not pronounced any thing with leter P. This is how spellings change from one language to another.
Reply:But even in the translated version of the bible to Arabic they have those names ..and they also differ in names in the English translation of the bible than the Hebrew one.. i think the reason could be that people has changed these names to suit their tongues ..so if God spoke to the Arab Jews calling Ibrahim as Avraham they may not recognize him .
Reply:Of course the blueprint for the Universe existed before it was created. Whether you accept as the blueprint Thora, the Baghavad Gita, or the Quran, is up to you.
It can be legitimately argued that both the Christian Bible and the Muhamedan Quran are not original because they plagiarize large sections of Thora.
Question is, what can or must you do about it? Will those who forge and change the will of God not find out for themselves where they have gone wrong?
Reply:...the Koran is a flawed text by a false prophet who could not read or write...(clearly the Tanakh has identified the Prophets correctly)... The promise of God (YHVH) was given to Abraham, not Ishmael the son of the slave Hagar who abandon the faith and went out on their own...
Reply:Hebrew and Arabic are two languages that are similar to each other. Letters in a language are just symbols of a language to create pronunciation.
There are patterns across different languages. Patterns mean that words are written similar to each other but with very slight differences (or changes of letters) that happen over the years and across languages. For example, pater, vater, and father. The pattern is that 'p' changed to 'v' and 'f' across the languages and over time.
Some letters are pronounced differently, but written the same in different languages. For example, in German, 'w' is pronounced 'v' and in English 'w' is pronounced 'w', therefore w is written the same way in both German and English, but it is pronounced differently across these two languages. (Ex: Volkswagen is written like that, but pronounced "VolksWagen" in English and "VolksVagen" in German) So, Moshe can be written like that but pronounced "Musa" by both languages.
The way the name is written reflects the way that language pronounces the letters (or the symbols.) If English has a silent "b" in debt, but writes it like that and another language has a silent 'b' then they may write it "det" and it would still mean the same thing. The same word (or name) is written two different ways, but the meaning is the same. Similarly, in Hebrew they may write Moshe but pronounce is "musa", and in Arabic they may write it Musa because they pronounce it that way. Therefore, it is the same name, same meaning, but written differently.
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Hebrew Name Tattoo?
I've been wanting a tattoo of my name in hebrew. i have a really good friend thats jewish, but she doesn't practice. so, she hasn't really been able to help me out.
i could only find one website to translate my name, Megan. if anyone out there that knows Hebrew %26amp; knows the proper spelling %26amp; everything... i'd really love it if you could help me out.
%26amp; again my name is Megan.
here's the website:
http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/names.cgi?...
Hebrew Name Tattoo?
Megan doesn't translate into Hebrew, and I wouldn't do it - I think it's much nicer in English than the Hebrew alternatives offered here (though they are good ones).
Megan in Hebrew is spelled (right to left):
Mem
Yod
Yod
Gimmel
Nun
or written out (if it will let me)
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Reply:Do you want to first translate the name to Hebrew, or just write MEGAN in Hebrew.
If you want to translate, both margalit and p'nina are good - they both basically mean pearl, which apparently is what megan means. (Who knew?) And they are both names in Hebrew.
If you just want to write MEGAN, this is tough. It is not a name that easily transliterates to Hebrew. Here are the options:
margalit: Mem-Resh-Gimmel-Lamed-Yud-Taf
p'nina: Peh-Nun-Yud-Nun-Yud
megan: Mem-Yud-Gimmel-Nun (that's a long Nun) or
Mem-Yud-Gimmel-Aleph-Nun (again, a long Nun)
i could only find one website to translate my name, Megan. if anyone out there that knows Hebrew %26amp; knows the proper spelling %26amp; everything... i'd really love it if you could help me out.
%26amp; again my name is Megan.
here's the website:
http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/names.cgi?...
Hebrew Name Tattoo?
Megan doesn't translate into Hebrew, and I wouldn't do it - I think it's much nicer in English than the Hebrew alternatives offered here (though they are good ones).
Megan in Hebrew is spelled (right to left):
Mem
Yod
Yod
Gimmel
Nun
or written out (if it will let me)
诪讬讬讙谉
Reply:Do you want to first translate the name to Hebrew, or just write MEGAN in Hebrew.
If you want to translate, both margalit and p'nina are good - they both basically mean pearl, which apparently is what megan means. (Who knew?) And they are both names in Hebrew.
If you just want to write MEGAN, this is tough. It is not a name that easily transliterates to Hebrew. Here are the options:
margalit: Mem-Resh-Gimmel-Lamed-Yud-Taf
p'nina: Peh-Nun-Yud-Nun-Yud
megan: Mem-Yud-Gimmel-Nun (that's a long Nun) or
Mem-Yud-Gimmel-Aleph-Nun (again, a long Nun)
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