Hebrew : 讬讛讜砖注 (Yehoshua)
Hebrew-Aramaic : 讬砖讜注 (Yeshua, Y茅shua), meaning "YHWH rescues"
How to say the name, Jesus, In Hebrew?
yeshuah, or simply 'yeshu'
讬砖讜注\讬砖讜
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Do you have to be Jewish to have a hebrew name?
I like a lot of hebrew names, but im not jewish.
Do you have to be Jewish to have a hebrew name?
No, I have a Hebrew name, but I'm a Christian. And I like my name just fine. It means "Judged by God."
If you like a name, then go for it!
PS: Are you expecting? Because if so, congrats! :0)
Reply:No, I don't think so. You can have any name you want. If you're not Jewish, you wouldn't be given the name in a Synagogue or Temple, but that would be the only difference. Choose whatever name you want and enjoy!
Reply:If you are American, you could have any kind of name. We are a mixing pot of names and cultures.
Reply:No. Else there would be less: Adam's, Joshua's, Samuel's, and Isaiah's among other names.
Reply:Do you have to be Irish to have an Irish name? No. If you like a name use it. Its up to you. Lots of names have Hebrew roots. Don't worry about it.
Reply:Considering the legions of blond-haired, blue-eyed Jacobs, Joshuas, Issacs, Aarons and Zekes running around, I doubt religion enters into it.
Reply:This is America you can pick any name you want. aaaahhhh....freedom!
Reply:I like the name Ruach and I am pasty white boy.
Reply:Half the people in the Western world have Hebrew names.
Like David, Samuel, Rebeca, Rachel, and so on and so on ...
Reply:no, you dont.
by the way i am jewish. my name is adina.
Reply:Negative ! My Name is "Matthew", and I'm an Irish/ Catholic from NY.
Reply:There is this guy at taco bell named Jesus, that's a hebrew name, but I think he's catholic.
Reply:No. My old teacher just had a baby girl and she named her baby Noor which means I think light in Islamic, but she's not Islam.
Reply:Most of the names we have came from the bible.
David, mary, elizabeth, the list is endless.
Reply:they come from the bible
Reply:Go for it. Consider Whoopi Goldberg and if you're refering to first names most definitely you can have which ever name you want
Do you have to be Jewish to have a hebrew name?
No, I have a Hebrew name, but I'm a Christian. And I like my name just fine. It means "Judged by God."
If you like a name, then go for it!
PS: Are you expecting? Because if so, congrats! :0)
Reply:No, I don't think so. You can have any name you want. If you're not Jewish, you wouldn't be given the name in a Synagogue or Temple, but that would be the only difference. Choose whatever name you want and enjoy!
Reply:If you are American, you could have any kind of name. We are a mixing pot of names and cultures.
Reply:No. Else there would be less: Adam's, Joshua's, Samuel's, and Isaiah's among other names.
Reply:Do you have to be Irish to have an Irish name? No. If you like a name use it. Its up to you. Lots of names have Hebrew roots. Don't worry about it.
Reply:Considering the legions of blond-haired, blue-eyed Jacobs, Joshuas, Issacs, Aarons and Zekes running around, I doubt religion enters into it.
Reply:This is America you can pick any name you want. aaaahhhh....freedom!
Reply:I like the name Ruach and I am pasty white boy.
Reply:Half the people in the Western world have Hebrew names.
Like David, Samuel, Rebeca, Rachel, and so on and so on ...
Reply:no, you dont.
by the way i am jewish. my name is adina.
Reply:Negative ! My Name is "Matthew", and I'm an Irish/ Catholic from NY.
Reply:There is this guy at taco bell named Jesus, that's a hebrew name, but I think he's catholic.
Reply:No. My old teacher just had a baby girl and she named her baby Noor which means I think light in Islamic, but she's not Islam.
Reply:Most of the names we have came from the bible.
David, mary, elizabeth, the list is endless.
Reply:they come from the bible
Reply:Go for it. Consider Whoopi Goldberg and if you're refering to first names most definitely you can have which ever name you want
I want to get Mother, or my mothers name Elizabeth tattood in Hebrew?
I want to get Mother, or my mothers name Elizabeth tattood in Hebrew. Does anyone know the translation of the two?
I want to get Mother, or my mothers name Elizabeth tattood in Hebrew?
אֱלִישֶׁבַע is Elsheva, the Hebrew name from which Elizabeth is derived.
Reply:Mother: אמא
Elizabeth: אליזבת
Elisheva (the Hebrew form of Elizabeth): אלישבע
Reply:אמא - mother
אליזבת - Elizabeth
Reply:why would you want a tattoo that you don't know what it means?
I want to get Mother, or my mothers name Elizabeth tattood in Hebrew?
אֱלִישֶׁבַע is Elsheva, the Hebrew name from which Elizabeth is derived.
Reply:Mother: אמא
Elizabeth: אליזבת
Elisheva (the Hebrew form of Elizabeth): אלישבע
Reply:אמא - mother
אליזבת - Elizabeth
Reply:why would you want a tattoo that you don't know what it means?
How do you say "In the name of..." in Hebrew?
be-shem - 讘砖诐 (pronounce like in Spanish, i.e. be = bae not bee)
How do you say "In the name of..." in Hebrew?
注诇 砖诐 ...
spurge
How do you say "In the name of..." in Hebrew?
注诇 砖诐 ...
spurge
Hebrew name translations please?
Could someone that knows hebrew transliterate this title into a name from English into hebrew text/writing and latin letters please?
"He who is desent from the god of war". or "Manifestation of the war god". or "of the war god".
(note that these titles are similar to the Latin name Marcus, from the war god Mars.)
Need it translated for a friend.
Hebrew name translations please?
Manifestation of the war god -
讛执转职讙旨址诇旨职诪讜旨转 讗值诇 讛址诪旨执诇职讞指诪指讛
Hitgalmut el hamilchama.
"He who is desent from the god of war". or "Manifestation of the war god". or "of the war god".
(note that these titles are similar to the Latin name Marcus, from the war god Mars.)
Need it translated for a friend.
Hebrew name translations please?
Manifestation of the war god -
讛执转职讙旨址诇旨职诪讜旨转 讗值诇 讛址诪旨执诇职讞指诪指讛
Hitgalmut el hamilchama.
What is the Hebrew name for Jesus?
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
.
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
===
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.
===
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
The most likely surname is Rodriguez.
In Hebrew that would be 专讜讚专讬讙讬讬住
.
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
===
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.
===
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
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