כל הזמן ×©×‘×¢×•×œ× = "All the time in the world"
a male thinking about a male = ani khoshev alekha kol hazman a male thinking about a female = ani khoshev alayikh kol hazman a female thinking about a male = ani khoshevet alekha kol hazman a female thinking about a female = ani khoshevet alayikh kol hazman
all time as in "the all time record" = shel kol hazman (של כל הזמן)
The words "kol nidre" are not Hebrew. They are Aramaic, and they mean "All vows".
אלוקים גומל חסד , pronounced el-o-HEEM go-MEL KHESS-edd
It depends on context and on how you spell it in Hebrew: kol ami (קול עמי) = "the voice of my people" kol ami (קול עמי) = "national voice" kol ami (כל עמי) = "all of my people"
Voice is of course an English word. So it doesn't mean anything in Hebrew. However, if you are trying to say voice in Hebrew it would be the word 'Kol', spelled Kuf, Vav, Lamed (קול)
each, every, all = kol (כל)each one = kol echad (כל אחד)
"Kol Ami" is a Hebrew phrase that translates to "all my people" or "voice of my people." It is often used as a name for Jewish congregations or communities.
Voice in Hebrew is Kol (קול).
Either "קול" which means "voice" or "כל" which means "all".
The Hebrew word for 'voice' is "KOL".
Colin is a person's name. It has no meaning in Hebrew.