Horah (הורה) is a style of dancing in a circle of people. This word is not actually of Hebrew origin. It's believed to be borrowed from Turkish.
Horáh (הורה), with the stress on the second syllable, means "to instruct"
Morah (מורה) = female teacher.
morah (מורה) = female teachermoreh (מורה) = male teacher
Morah/moreh that's the Hebrew
Mordechai = מרדכיMordechai is actually an ancient Persian name, not a Hebrew name.
There is no Hebrew word for "is" or any form of the verb "to be" in the present tense in Hebrew. It is just implied from context.She is a teacher = hee morah (היא מורה) which literally means "she teacher".
a male teacher = moreh (מורה) a female teacher = morah (מורה)
a male tutor = moreh prati (מורה פרטי) a female tutor = morah pratit (מורה פרטית)
If you're asking about the Hebrew word for teacher, I'd think that in most cases it would be capitalized. Except maybe when speaking generically.
Yes, any Hebrew word can be written in Hebrew script.
If you are asking how to write the Greek word "tetelestai" phonetically in Hebrew as טטלסטיי If you are asking how to translate this word into Hebrew, I believe it means finished, which in Hebrew is gamur (גמור)
If you are asking how to write the word Dino in Hebrew letters, it's: ×“×™× ×•
if you mean shalom, it is a Hebrew word that means peace < this is how you write it in Hebrew