Larisa is a female given name of pre-Greek origin meaning "fortress."
Semantics is the study of language. It looks at the nuances and fine differences between what different words mean and how they fit together to sometimes mean something quite different.
It depends what language you're translating from - It means 'you' in Maori, but in Japanese means something entirely different !
Names only have meanings in their original language. If your name in Spanish is Miguel (Spanish for Michael), it would mean exactly the same thing as it means in English, not something different.
Foreign can mean several things. It can refer to a country that is different from your own: If you are American, British people are foreign, but if you are British, Americans are foreign. Or it can refer to a language that is different from yours, or rather different from the language or languages spoken in your country: In France, English is a foreign language. And finally, it can refer to something that is different or strange: The idea that women should go to college is foreign to many men in Afghanistan.
A man with a dream who created something from nothing.
It probably means something in the language of gibberish
You can not finish a language. If you mean "to finish learning" then my answer is "you can not finish learning a language in a week or less unless you give up learning it" I think you meant something different, otherwise I am afraid but this can not be a real question even.
It is when you say something you don't mean or th opposite
(I am slightly puzzled by this question, first of all.) No, -est does not mean in Language Arts. Yes, it is something you learn in Language Arts, though.
It means small in a different language.
Gift of God
The name Mikala does not have a specific meaning in a different language, as it is of Hawaiian origin.