There's no way to say that in Hebrew. Rain is only a noun in Hebrew, not a verb. The phrase "to rain" is literally "rain to go down" If you remove the word rain and replace it with holy spirit, it just mean Holy spirit goes down, which has no meaning.
May the rain fall = sheh-yeh-RED ha-GEH-shem (שירד הגש×)
When does the rain stop = מתי הגשם הפסיק לרדת (matai ha geshem hifsik laredet)
Geshem means rain in Hebrew.
His rain = geshem shelo (גשם שלו) His reign = malkhuto (מלכותו)
You can use "Dai" (די) if you need to say "Stop, that's enough" for example. "Atzor" (עצור) is "stop," as in the road sign.
Die is the Hebrew word for enough.Actually, Die would be translated "Stop"while "Enough" would be maspeek.But it is common to hear someone say, "Die, maspeek!" (Stop, enough!)
YAKOB. Modern Hebrew: Ya'akov. There is a guttural stop between the two first syllables during which the epiglottis is moved.
Stop the Rain was created in 1996.
"Stop" works relatively well since most Israelis can understand basic English. The two official languages of Israel are Hebrew and Arabic. Stop in Hebrew is usually Hafsik (הפסיק), but the word for "stop" concerning road signs would be Atzor (עצור) Stop in Arabic is Qef (قف)
You say 'Yalda' in Hebrew
/toggledownfall to stop or make rain in minecraft
The snow stops when there is no longer moisture in the air, say ti was supposed to rain, but if its cold enough and the humidity is right it will snow instead, so once it passes like rain does it will stop snowing.
When the water cycle will stop forever the rain will stop forever simple as that
Has in Hebrew is: YESH