No, but the Hebrew words for happiness and prosperity are homonyms that are spelled differently but sound alike:
osher (עושר)
osher (×ושר)
Joyful is שמח or עליז in Hebrew
em smekha (אם שמחה)
Joyful
It's a short form of Elizabeth & it means "God is my oath" In French, it also means: "The Chosen One"
"Abragail" is not a commonly used word in the English language. It could possibly be a variant spelling or a misspelling of the name "Abigail," which is of Hebrew origin and means "my father is joyful."
"Shalamah" is a Hebrew word that means completeness, wholeness, or peace. It is often used as a greeting or blessing to wish someone well-being and prosperity.
"L'chaim" (not "laheim") is a Hebrew toast meaning "to life". It is often used in Jewish culture to celebrate something or wish for good health and prosperity.
joyful
Very Joyful, OverJOYED
The name Ronald has no meaning in Hebrew. Only Hebrew names have meaning in Hebrew. "Ronald" is a Scottish spelling of an Old Norse name composed of the elements regin "advice, counsel" and valdr "ruler".
Joyful, Happy
pleased / happy / joyful