To Cherish = ho-KEER (הוקיר)
the name Cherish has no Hebrew equivalent. People with this name usually choose a Hebrew name with a similar sound, such as Shahrohn (שרון) or Shari (שרי)
he'erikh (העריך)
Yes, "Lehokeer" means "to cherish" in Hebrew. It's pronounced "Le-Ho-Kir".
To Love is Le'ehov (לאהוב). Cherish is Le'hokeer (להוקיר) so together it would be written: לאהוב ולהוקיר
To love = Le'ehov (לאהוב) To cherish = Le'hokeer (להוקיר) Family = meeshpakhah (משפחה)
to love or cherish something
to hold on to something you value.
To 'cherish the love' would be to honor and celebrate your romantic relationship. Notably, Cherish the Love is a popular song by Kool and the Gang from the mid 1980's.
Luis doesn't mean anything in Hebrew. Only Hebrew names have meaning in Hebrew.
to take care of, be thankful
What does WA mean in Hebrew and then what does WA mean in Tahitian
to cherish = he'erich (העריך) (The past tense form "cherished" requires a subject in order to conjugate the verb.)