The Hebrew name is spelled: דְבוֹרָה (Pron. D'Vo-rAH, the accent is on the last syllable.) The same Hebrew spelling also means bee.
Deborah's death is not described in the Bible.
Deborah is a Hebrew name.
It is not clear who Deborah is. Without knowing who Deborah is, it is impossible to say what she died from or when it happened.Answer:According to traditional chronology, Deborah (of Judges ch.4-5) died around 1175 BCE.
Deborah is Hebrew and means "bee".
Proper Names are not translated :Deborah is Deborah
The name Deborah means 'honey bee' in Hebrew. It is the Anglicization of the original 'D'vorah'.
Deborah (Judges ch.4).
Debora is an Italian equivalent of 'Deborah'. Both names trace their origins back to the ancient civilization of Hebrew speakers. Specifically, the name occurs in the Old Testament Book of Judges, where Deborah is introduced as a heroine of and a prophetess for her people. The name is Hebrew for 'bee'.
Debra is derived from Deborah. It is a Hebrew name meaning 'bee'.
She is the first woman in history to be the first Hebrew judge :) Natile
Debbie, the diminutive of Deborah, is a Hebrew name meaning Bee
It's actually also Zebra (זברה) in Hebrew, but pronounced with a short e rather than an long e. As in Deborah.