hoda'a (הודעה) = "announcement"
tam (ת×) = "naïve"
"ah loo loo vah" is not Hebrew.
I think you mean ou là là , which is French, not Hebrew. So it has no meaning in Hebrew.
rec-ah has no meaning in Hebrew, but it's close to:reqaˁ (רקע) = "background"reiqah (ריקה) = "empty"racha (רכה) = "soft"
There is no way to write "am" in Hebrew. It just depends on the context of the sentence. I = ×× ×™ (pronounced ah-NEE)
This has no meaning in Hebrew. In fact, "tuh" is not a Hebrew syllable at all. (There is no way to make the uh sound in Hebrew).
No. one is either "eh-chad" (אחד) or "ah-chaht"
"ani" (×× ×™), pronounced ah-NEE There is no Hebrew word for "am" so ani could mean I or I'm.
This is gibberish. I recognize the Christian attempt to write the name of God, but the rest is not Hebrew.
if by Jewish you mean Hebrew then the word you are looking for is maazon (mah-ah-zone) and in Hebrew it is spelled מזון.luv, noah
ah-bah (אבא)AH-bah (אבא)
dadah is a poetic way to say "her breast."
ah (אה) means "oh!", but if you meant akh or ach (אח), it means brother.