In Hebrew what is the difference between oybv and Myoybvhw?

Answer 1

Considering that neither of those is intelligible, I would have to say that their only differentiating factors are the choice of letters and their quantity.

Edit by author of question: Thanks for your answer, but actually the two words are perfectly intelligible -- to anyone who knows Hebrew. The first word is some sort of headband, and the second is (I suspect) the same word prefixed with the definite article and the conjunction "and". It was to confirm (or not) my suspicion that I asked the question.

Edit by a Hebrew speaker. ^In response, these are not recognizable Hebrew words.

Answer 2

I speak Hebrew but I can't understand either of these two words.

The first one OYBV looks a little like the word Oyyev (אויב) which means "enemy." The second word is completely unintelligible to me and cannot be explained by prefixes.

The Hebrew definite article is ha- (ה)

The Hebrew conjunction for "and" is ve- (ו)