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To the best of my knowledge, there is no Hebrew equivalent for the name Lee. However, this is how it would be spelled out: לי

Be careful, however, since the word לי means to me.

It might help you find a translation if you consider the meaning of the word in English relates to shelter from the wind and weather, and in older English was used for a pasture or sheltered field. Perhaps 'machaseh'?

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6y ago

There is no Hebrew equivalent to Lee. But you can spell it לי or you can choose a Hebrew name with a similar sound, such as Lior (ליאור) for a male and Orli (אורלי) for a female.

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10y ago

"lee-l" has no meaning in Hebrew.

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10y ago

Lee = לי

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