What does Henry mean in Hebrew origin?

Answer 1

"Henry" cannot be translated to Hebrew, because it's not of Hebrew origin.

The name Henry comes from the Germanic name Heimirich which meant "home ruler", composed of the elements heim "home" and ric "power, ruler". There is no Hebrew name with this same meaning.

People with the name Henry often choose a Hebrew name that begins with an H, such as:

Hanan (חנן)

Har'el (הראל)

Answer 2

"Henry" cannot be translated to Hebrew, because it's not of Hebrew origin.

The name Henry comes from the Germanic name Heimirich which meant "home ruler", composed of the elements heim "home" and ric "power, ruler". There is no Hebrew name with this same meaning.

People with the name Henry often choose a Hebrew name that begins with an H, such as:

Hanan (חנן)

Har'el (הראל)

You can also just spell it phonetically as "Henry": הנרי

Answer 3

Remember that Hebrew is read right-to-left, and the name Henry would be translated as such:

הנרי

(heh nun resh yodh)

Answer 4

The name Henry has no Hebrew roots. It is a Germanic name.

Answer 5

The name Henry cannot be translated into Hebrew because it is not of Hebrew origin.

Answer 6

Henry = הנרי