No, but the Hebrew words for happiness and prosperity are homonyms that are spelled differently but sound alike:
osher (עושר)
osher (×ושר)
Joyful is שמח or עליז in Hebrew
em smekha (אם שמחה)
Joyful
It's a short form of Elizabeth & it means "God is my oath" In French, it also means: "The Chosen One"
"Abragail" is not a commonly used word in the English language. It could possibly be a variant spelling or a misspelling of the name "Abigail," which is of Hebrew origin and means "my father is joyful."
joyful
"Shalamah" is a Hebrew word that means completeness, wholeness, or peace. It is often used as a greeting or blessing to wish someone well-being and prosperity.
"L'chaim" (not "laheim") is a Hebrew toast meaning "to life". It is often used in Jewish culture to celebrate something or wish for good health and prosperity.
Very Joyful, OverJOYED
pleased / happy / joyful
Joyful, Happy
it means to be joyful and happy