Yes, it's spelled סוס and it refers to a male horse.
If you are asking how to say "pale horse" in Hebrew it's sus chavir (סוס חוויר)
sus yafeh (סוס יפה)
This is a bit awkward in Hebrew, because Prince Charming is translated as "knight on a white horse":my prince charming = ha abir al ha sus ha lavan sheli ( האביר על הסוס הלבן שלי)
sus-: less or under
male horse = sooss (סוס) female horse = soossah (סוסה)
that is sus
sus amogus
When one is called a "sus" it is a slang term that usually refers to suspect or suspicious. The letters "sus" are simply an acronym for these terms and is often used when texting or sending instant messages.
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i have no idea wat is this about i was lookqin for dat but no anwser
Roslyn has no meaning in Hebrew. Only Hebrew names have meaning in Hebrew. Roslyn is a variation of "Rosalind" which is derived from the Germanic elements hros "horse" and linde "soft, tender".