it can be a short of several names wich all mean (to) vision
The name 'Keziah' means 'cinnamon-like bark' in Hebrew.
Kesia is a variant of the Hebrew name Kezia which means "Cassia tree".
Kezia is pronounced ke ze ah and the name means cinnamon and cassia and cassia is cinnamon
There is no Hebrew word for supplanter. The Hebrew name Ya'akov is often translated as supplanter, but it really means "He will follow"
In the Bible, Eliab was the eldest son of Jesse and the brother of King David. He was a warrior in King Saul's army.
va-li doesn't really have any meaning in Hebrew, but it's really close to veh-li (ולי) which means "and to me".
I think you're really asking what chalav (חלב) means in English. It means milk.
As an adverb, mamash (ממש) means "really" or "very". As a noun, it means "reality" or "substance".
No book in the Hebrew bible has a title that means "minister" in Hebrew.
Elisha = אֱלִישַׁע and it really means "My God is help" in the Hebrew language. There is no difference in meaning in non-Jewish tradition.
In Hebrew Kizzie means perfect and lovable!!!
"Khibukim" means "hugs" in Hebrew.