Mikhreh zahav (מִכְרֵה זָהָב)
"LEE"Literally, "to me".
No. The Hebrew word for gold is zahav (זהב). Jemima comes from the Hebrew word Yemeemah (ימימה) which meand "dove"
A mine yielding gold - two words
Zahav (זהב)
sheli (שלי) means "of mine" or "of me". It's also translated as "my" or "mine".
zahav (זהב) = gold
Zlote is not a Hebrew word. It actually looks like a Polish word.
In Hebrew "Mine was quiet" depends on what you're referring to. There is no Hebrew word for "mine". You would say: my cat was quiet = hachatúl shelí hayah shakét. my house was quiet = beití hayáh shakét
the word gold came originally from the neolithic era, when people first started mining for metals and minerals. the tools used to mine for gold, similar to pic axes, were called gulds, so we can assume that gold came from the name of the tools used to mine for it
Italy does not mine for gold of diamonds. Italy does, however, mine for gold.
Well... The Lumbridge mine has no gold... The mine west of the Lumbridge mine has no gold... The mine near the Champion's guild has no gold... the mine east of the dark wizards has no gold... and I don't think the dwarven mine has any gold. I hope those are the answers your looking for =)
Gold mine in French is "mine d'or."