Jesus is a popular name among Mexicans.
The most likely surname is Rodriguez.
In Hebrew that would be 专讜讚专讬讙讬讬住
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What is the Hebrew name for Jesus?
YWH or Jeshua
Reply:Jesus is the Greek equivalent of the Hebrew name variously rendered as Jehoshua, Nu.13:16; Jeshua,Ezra,2:2; or Joshua,Ex.17:9. Both Acts, 7:45; and He. 4:8; show that Jesus is the same name as Joshua. Jesus means Jehovah-Savior, Jehovah our Salvation, or Jehovah is Salvation.
Reply:Jesus was a Jew. And not a very good Jew at that.
He should have been ignored.
His name was Harold.
Reply:Carl.
Reply:Joshua
Reply:Y'shua
That is our messiah name in Hebrew.
Reply:Yehoshua is the traditional hebrew version of Joshua which is the proper form of Jesus
Reply:First answer is wrong, there is no "J" in Hebrew.
His name would have been something like "Yeshua".
Reply:YWH.
Reply:讬砖讜 "Yeshu"
or 讬砖讜 讛谞讜爪专讬 "Yeshu HaNotzri" for Jesus Christ
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讬讛讜砖讜注 "Yehoshua" is the other name of Joshua (as in ben Nun, the one who took over after Moses). If you read the story of Joshua, he is called sometimes 讬讜砖讜注 "Yoshua" and sometimes 讬讛讜砖讜注 "Yehoshua" and the places in the narrative where Joshua is written with the extra 讛 are where he goes an extra step in sanctifying G-d.
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Here's a link to an on-line Hebrew dictionary with this entry:
http://www.milon.co.il/general/general.p...
If you scroll down on that page, you'll see that the name "Jesus" translates to "Yeshu", but that the name "Jesus" was a translation to English characters from the Greek, which was somewhat-bungled translation from the Aramaic "Yehsua".
So, to translate "Jesus" you get "Yeshu", but if you go back before the "Jesus" you get the other names for the same man.
Reply:Yeshua.
Reply:Yeshua or Joshua.
Reply:Yeshu
if you call him that, your Hebrew speaking friends will, no doubt, smile.
Reply:Yawhay
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
I want to get a tattoo of the name EVAN in Hebrew on my inner wrist.?
Does anyone know the translation and where I can get the exact writing??
I want to get a tattoo of the name EVAN in Hebrew on my inner wrist.?
Yes get a tattoo if that is what you want but don't put it around your hands or any place visible. Why If you want to be able to work they can't be seen. Besides tattoo's by your hands make them look dirty.
Reply:Does Evan have a Hebrew name, or you just want Evan written in Hebrew letters? Go to word and you will be able to translate the letters. Evan has a few Hebrew names though, Avner, Yochanan, Avichayil or Gidon
e.g. Avner is aleph,vet,nun,reish אונר
Reply:this is what it would look like exactly. if you want biblical script, look it up online or you can find a hebrew book and match the letters. sorry i cant do the biblical letters on my computer. hope this helps. this is how you write it: אבן
Reply:umm..just leaving a comment, dont really have an answer, sorry....
i have a tattoo on my wrist and no they dont look dirty! go for it!! :)
and its easy to cover, a watch, some bangles, a long sleeve in the winter...so dont worry!
winter sweet
I want to get a tattoo of the name EVAN in Hebrew on my inner wrist.?
Yes get a tattoo if that is what you want but don't put it around your hands or any place visible. Why If you want to be able to work they can't be seen. Besides tattoo's by your hands make them look dirty.
Reply:Does Evan have a Hebrew name, or you just want Evan written in Hebrew letters? Go to word and you will be able to translate the letters. Evan has a few Hebrew names though, Avner, Yochanan, Avichayil or Gidon
e.g. Avner is aleph,vet,nun,reish אונר
Reply:this is what it would look like exactly. if you want biblical script, look it up online or you can find a hebrew book and match the letters. sorry i cant do the biblical letters on my computer. hope this helps. this is how you write it: אבן
Reply:umm..just leaving a comment, dont really have an answer, sorry....
i have a tattoo on my wrist and no they dont look dirty! go for it!! :)
and its easy to cover, a watch, some bangles, a long sleeve in the winter...so dont worry!
winter sweet
Romanian or Hebrew name?
Is the name Jarwel a Hebrew or Romanian name?I think it is a first name.
Romanian or Hebrew name?
it's not a Romanian name, in Romanian "w" is used only to write foreign words
Reply:Can't find any information on this name. Good luck.!
Reply:The letter 'w' is not in the Romanian alphabet except for foreign names and lone words where they call it 'Ve'. The word for 'tram' is 'tramvai' from Eng. 'tram-way' and for 'toilet' is 'veceu' from Eng.'WC'.
'J' is pronounced /zh/ as in French or the 'si' of 'vision'.
Therefore I think the name is more likely to be Hebrew or Yiddish (Hebrewised German) where it would be pronounced /yarr.vel/.
Reply:www.behindthename.com
JARWEL was not found in this database. Names that sound similar to JARWEL: GARAILE m Basque
JARL m Scandinavian, Norse Mythology
GARAILE
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Basque
Means "victor" in Basque (**the language spoken by the Basque people who inhabit the Pyrenees in North-Central Spain and the adjoining region of South-Western France)
.**http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basque_lang...
JARL--Masculine--Means "nobleman, earl" in Old Norse. In Norse legend, Jarl was the son of the god Rig and the founder of the race of warriors.
http://www.familyhistoryonline.net/name/...
Jarwell - 1
"If the surname you're looking for appears in the list below, then www.familyhistoryonline.net can provide more detailed information. If you haven't visited before (see tour) you will need to register before performing a free name search on this pay-per-view site (I believe it is in England, because the charges were listed as "pence" and mentioned Suffolk County)
The number following each of the 1238 surnames shows the approximate number of people, excluding parents at baptism, witnesses at a wedding and so on. "
Romanian or Hebrew name?
it's not a Romanian name, in Romanian "w" is used only to write foreign words
Reply:Can't find any information on this name. Good luck.!
Reply:The letter 'w' is not in the Romanian alphabet except for foreign names and lone words where they call it 'Ve'. The word for 'tram' is 'tramvai' from Eng. 'tram-way' and for 'toilet' is 'veceu' from Eng.'WC'.
'J' is pronounced /zh/ as in French or the 'si' of 'vision'.
Therefore I think the name is more likely to be Hebrew or Yiddish (Hebrewised German) where it would be pronounced /yarr.vel/.
Reply:www.behindthename.com
JARWEL was not found in this database. Names that sound similar to JARWEL: GARAILE m Basque
JARL m Scandinavian, Norse Mythology
GARAILE
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Basque
Means "victor" in Basque (**the language spoken by the Basque people who inhabit the Pyrenees in North-Central Spain and the adjoining region of South-Western France)
.**http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basque_lang...
JARL--Masculine--Means "nobleman, earl" in Old Norse. In Norse legend, Jarl was the son of the god Rig and the founder of the race of warriors.
http://www.familyhistoryonline.net/name/...
Jarwell - 1
"If the surname you're looking for appears in the list below, then www.familyhistoryonline.net can provide more detailed information. If you haven't visited before (see tour) you will need to register before performing a free name search on this pay-per-view site (I believe it is in England, because the charges were listed as "pence" and mentioned Suffolk County)
The number following each of the 1238 surnames shows the approximate number of people, excluding parents at baptism, witnesses at a wedding and so on. "
What was Esther's Hebrew name?
The Answer is in Esther in the Old Testament
What was Esther's Hebrew name?
Esther (Hebrew: אֶסְתֵּר, Standard Ester Tiberian ʾEstēr), born Hadassah, is a queen of the Persian Empire in the Hebrew Bible, the queen of Ahasuerus (traditionally identified with Artaxerxes II), and heroine of the Biblical Book of Esther which is named after her.
As a result of Esther's intervention and influence, Persian Jews lived in Persia (modern Iran) for 2400 years thereafter. Esther's husband Ahasuerus followed in the footsteps of Cyrus the Great, in showing mercy to the Jews of Persia: Cyrus had decreed an end to the Babylonian captivity of the Jews upon his conquest of Babylon in 539 BC.
Esther appears in the Bible as a woman of deep faith, courage and patriotism, ultimately willing to risk her life for her adoptive father, Mordecai, and the Jewish people. Scripture portrays her as a woman raised up as an instrument in the hand of God to avert the destruction of the Jewish people, and to afford them protection and forward their wealth and peace in their captivity. It is notable, though, that the Jewish God, Yahweh (Jehovah), is not mentioned by name[1] at any time in the Biblical Book of Esther but is inferred by reference to fasting. However, the divine name in Tetragrammaton form does appear as an acrostic at Esther 1:20; 5:4,13; 7:7, and a form of the Divine Name ("I shall prove to be,") at Esther 7:5.
Reply:Hadassah, why do you ask?
Reply:Hadashah
What was Esther's Hebrew name?
Esther (Hebrew: אֶסְתֵּר, Standard Ester Tiberian ʾEstēr), born Hadassah, is a queen of the Persian Empire in the Hebrew Bible, the queen of Ahasuerus (traditionally identified with Artaxerxes II), and heroine of the Biblical Book of Esther which is named after her.
As a result of Esther's intervention and influence, Persian Jews lived in Persia (modern Iran) for 2400 years thereafter. Esther's husband Ahasuerus followed in the footsteps of Cyrus the Great, in showing mercy to the Jews of Persia: Cyrus had decreed an end to the Babylonian captivity of the Jews upon his conquest of Babylon in 539 BC.
Esther appears in the Bible as a woman of deep faith, courage and patriotism, ultimately willing to risk her life for her adoptive father, Mordecai, and the Jewish people. Scripture portrays her as a woman raised up as an instrument in the hand of God to avert the destruction of the Jewish people, and to afford them protection and forward their wealth and peace in their captivity. It is notable, though, that the Jewish God, Yahweh (Jehovah), is not mentioned by name[1] at any time in the Biblical Book of Esther but is inferred by reference to fasting. However, the divine name in Tetragrammaton form does appear as an acrostic at Esther 1:20; 5:4,13; 7:7, and a form of the Divine Name ("I shall prove to be,") at Esther 7:5.
Reply:Hadassah, why do you ask?
Reply:Hadashah
Does anyone have suggestions for good hebrew names for a girl?
Thanks!
Does anyone have suggestions for good hebrew names for a girl?
the bible is your best source.these are from the bible--- Esther or Sarah or Diana or Rachel or Leah or Deborah or Mary or Margaret or Rebekah or Bethany ? good luck.and of course Eve.
Reply:to Akay.... Levana is not Hebrew, it Latin. Report Abuse
Reply:I love the name Elia.
Reply:Check out the link below.
Goodluck..
Reply:Aliza; I love that name.
Reply:Elizabeth
Reply:I think Esther would be a pretty hebrew name.
Reply:Princess Vespa
Reply:Ruth, Sarah, Esther-look in the Bible for nakes in the Old Testament.
Reply:Hiyah
Reply:the only one's I'd know would be straight out of the Bible, anyways, so check there.
Reply:Rebekah
Reply:Ayla
Chava
Hadassah
Eliora
Esther
Raisel
Sarah
Shoshana
Tovah
Tamar
Reply:I always loved the name Chava.
Reply:I like my name,it's Hebrew [Ayla] :)...it means oak tree :/
heres some other i like:
Achava-friendship
Adina-noble
Ari-lion
Azalia-god has spared
Carmela-garden
Chava/Chavi-life
Delila-one who weakened
Eva-giver of life
Ilana-tree
Levana-moon/white
:D
Reply:Zacai is a good one but it's actually my newborn son's hebrew name, but could probably work for a girl too.
Reply:Gabriella Beth
Gabrielle-God is my strenght
Beth-God is my oath
www.babynameguide.com
Reply:Adelena
Amiela
Ariel
Delilah
Elisa
Gabriela
Jacqueline
Jael
Jeanie
Maleah
Racheal
Sadie
Reply:A'isha Girl
Arabic Alive; she who l...
Aamira Girl
Arabic Full of life, ab...
Aaralyn Girl
American E...
Aarti Girl
Indian Towards the high...
Reply:Sarah, i love this name
it means princess in hebrew
Reply:"Hiney Mah Tov" means "How good it is and how pleasant for all people to live together in peace" ... that's a good hebrew name
Does anyone have suggestions for good hebrew names for a girl?
the bible is your best source.these are from the bible--- Esther or Sarah or Diana or Rachel or Leah or Deborah or Mary or Margaret or Rebekah or Bethany ? good luck.and of course Eve.
Reply:to Akay.... Levana is not Hebrew, it Latin. Report Abuse
Reply:I love the name Elia.
Reply:Check out the link below.
Goodluck..
Reply:Aliza; I love that name.
Reply:Elizabeth
Reply:I think Esther would be a pretty hebrew name.
Reply:Princess Vespa
Reply:Ruth, Sarah, Esther-look in the Bible for nakes in the Old Testament.
Reply:Hiyah
Reply:the only one's I'd know would be straight out of the Bible, anyways, so check there.
Reply:Rebekah
Reply:Ayla
Chava
Hadassah
Eliora
Esther
Raisel
Sarah
Shoshana
Tovah
Tamar
Reply:I always loved the name Chava.
Reply:I like my name,it's Hebrew [Ayla] :)...it means oak tree :/
heres some other i like:
Achava-friendship
Adina-noble
Ari-lion
Azalia-god has spared
Carmela-garden
Chava/Chavi-life
Delila-one who weakened
Eva-giver of life
Ilana-tree
Levana-moon/white
:D
Reply:Zacai is a good one but it's actually my newborn son's hebrew name, but could probably work for a girl too.
Reply:Gabriella Beth
Gabrielle-God is my strenght
Beth-God is my oath
www.babynameguide.com
Reply:Adelena
Amiela
Ariel
Delilah
Elisa
Gabriela
Jacqueline
Jael
Jeanie
Maleah
Racheal
Sadie
Reply:A'isha Girl
Arabic Alive; she who l...
Aamira Girl
Arabic Full of life, ab...
Aaralyn Girl
American E...
Aarti Girl
Indian Towards the high...
Reply:Sarah, i love this name
it means princess in hebrew
Reply:"Hiney Mah Tov" means "How good it is and how pleasant for all people to live together in peace" ... that's a good hebrew name
How do i write the name Jesus in Hebrew script? It is for a tattoo.?
讬值砖讈讜旨注址 = Yeshua
It is spelled with Hebrew letters (right to left) Yud-Shin-Vav-Ayin.
This is a picture for more clarity: www.messiahsgifts4u.com/prodimages/p431....
and another one with the accents as I spelled above:
www.1port.us/Yeshua.jpg
How do i write the name Jesus in Hebrew script? It is for a tattoo.?
讬讛讜砖讜注. pronounced Yehoshua
It's the Hebrew equivalent to Joshua, and everyone in Israel calls him this.
Reply:http://www.direct.ca/trinity/yehoshua.ht...
Reply:Jesus is "Yeshua" or Joshua, in Hebrew. The Hebrew spelling is generally 讬砖讜注
Jesus Christ in Hebrew is "Yeshua HeMesheach", or Jesus the Messiah (the Hebrew translation of the Greek word "Christ"). It is written 讬砖讜注 讛诪砖讬讞
royal blue
It is spelled with Hebrew letters (right to left) Yud-Shin-Vav-Ayin.
This is a picture for more clarity: www.messiahsgifts4u.com/prodimages/p431....
and another one with the accents as I spelled above:
www.1port.us/Yeshua.jpg
How do i write the name Jesus in Hebrew script? It is for a tattoo.?
讬讛讜砖讜注. pronounced Yehoshua
It's the Hebrew equivalent to Joshua, and everyone in Israel calls him this.
Reply:http://www.direct.ca/trinity/yehoshua.ht...
Reply:Jesus is "Yeshua" or Joshua, in Hebrew. The Hebrew spelling is generally 讬砖讜注
Jesus Christ in Hebrew is "Yeshua HeMesheach", or Jesus the Messiah (the Hebrew translation of the Greek word "Christ"). It is written 讬砖讜注 讛诪砖讬讞
royal blue
What does the name George mean in Hebrew?
What is the Hebrew translation of George?
What does the name George mean in Hebrew?
George is not a Hebrew name.
It comes from Greek: 螕蔚蠅蟻纬喂慰蟼 (Georgios), "farmer, earthworker", itself derived from the elements 纬畏 (ge) "earth" and 蔚蟻纬慰谓 (ergon) "work".
Reply:george is greek meaning farmer, to work the earth.
What does the name George mean in Hebrew?
George is not a Hebrew name.
It comes from Greek: 螕蔚蠅蟻纬喂慰蟼 (Georgios), "farmer, earthworker", itself derived from the elements 纬畏 (ge) "earth" and 蔚蟻纬慰谓 (ergon) "work".
Reply:george is greek meaning farmer, to work the earth.
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