No. In fact Ancient Hebrew has no word for hell. This is a purely Christian concept that was introduced in the New Testament.
For the word hell, Modern Hebrew uses the word geh hinom (גיא הינום) in movies, which literally means "valley of hinom," a garbage dump outside Jerusalem.
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No. In fact Ancient Hebrew has no word for hell. This is a purely Christian concept that was introduced in the New Testament.
For the word hell, Modern Hebrew uses the word geh hinom (גיא הינום) in movies, which literally means "valley of hinom," a garbage dump outside Jerusalem.
The name Heidi is a German nickname for Adelheid or Adelaide, which comes from the French form of the Germanic name Adalheidis, meaning "noble kind".