There is no such meaning. In Hebrew you can't swear a covenant, but you can "make" a covenant.
I make a covenant (said by a male) = ani oseh brit (אני עושה ברית)
I make a covenant (said by a female) = ani osah brit (אני עושה ברית)
If you mean present as in a gift - the word in Hebrew is "Matana" - מתנה. If you mean to say present, as in now - the word in Hebrew is "Ho've" - הווה.
to be mean = lihyot achzarí (להיות אכזרי)
Ma'gen can also mean shield
Make-up is the same in Hebrew. It's spelled מייק אפ (and pronounced make ahp).
if you are asking how to say 'word' in Hebrew, it is mee-LAH
if you mean "where did he go", the answer is eifo hu halakh.
There is no such language as Jewish. If you mean Hebrew, then it is Yafeh. If you mean Yiddish, then it is Shayn,
Jeremiah 31:30: "Behold, the days come, says the Lord, that I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel, and with the house of Judah."According to Jewish tradition, it doesn't mean a different covenant, since two verses later the prophet continues "I will place my Torah among them and on their hearts."
in Hebrew it would be emet, if you mean the word truth. but if you are asking about truth as in peace it is shalom( which can also mean hello or goodbye)
If your trying to say Esther then it means star in Hebrew
If you mean the word Hadassah, it is הדסה, hah-DAH-sah.
If you are asking what the word "da" means, it is not a Hebrew word. If you are asking how do say District Attorney (D.A.) in Hebrew, the closest equilvalent would be tove'a.