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What does the name Eliya means?
Eliya is a Hebrew name, meaning God Is My Lord.
What Hebrew name means the far the Lord has brought us?
There is no Hebrew name with this meaning. Perhaps the phrase is misquoted.
What is the translation of Dominique in Hebrew?
Dominique is a French name that means "of the Lord". There isn't a female Hebrew name with this same meaning.
What nationality is last name Jachym?
The last name Jachym is of Polish and Hebrew origins. In Polish the name Jachym means the Lord exalts. In Hebrew it means God will establish.
What makes Jesus' name powerful?
Y'shua in Hebrew is a contraction of two Hebrew words, YAH (the LORD) and yeshuah (salvation)...it means the Lord's salvation, which is who He is
What is the meaning of the name Odillia?
In Hebrew it means "I (will) thank the Lord" originally it is ODDE'LYIA
Whose name means 'Because I asked him of the Lord'?
Shealtiel (Salathiel) means "I have asked of God" in Hebrew.
What is the meaning of baby name Shanzal?
Shanzal is a derivative of the name Shana. This is a Hebrew name that means beautiful and the Lord is gracious.
What does John mean?
It is from Hebrew and means: The Lord is Gracious.John means powerful man or man of the world
What does the name 'jesus' means?
pronounced JEE-zus, hay-SOOS. It is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Jesus is "the Lord is salvation". Short form of Joshua, from the Hebrew name Jehoshua.
Where does the name Jessi come from?
The boy's name Jessy which can also be used as girl's name, is a variant of the Hebrew name Jesse , and means "the Lord exists".
What does the name Eleanor mean in Hebrew?
While "Eleanor" is often attributed to a variant of the Greek name "Helen," which means "sunlight", there are many other possible origins of this name including Germanic, Latin, and alternate Greek sources. When looking for the meaning of the HEBREW version of this name, the name must be broken into its parts (as with most Hebrew names - see "Elisheva" or "Batya"). In Hebrew, "El" means "Lord", "i" indicates the first-person possessive, and "Nor" means "fire" or "light". From these elements, the Hebrew name, "Elinor," means "The Lord is my light" or "The Lord is my fire." Aramaic was the ancient vernacular of the Hebrews, and "Nora", the Aramaic word for fire, could also be used for the variant name "Elinora" with the same meaning.
