eeshah (×שה) is the Hebrew word for woman. It's simply the word for man (eesh, ×יש) with the femine suffix -ah (Ö¾×”) attached.
The word can also be translated as wife.
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Isha (אשה) means "woman". There's no deeper meaning than that.
Woman = eesha (אשה)Women = Nasheem (נשים)"Woman" in Hebrew is "ee-SHAH" - אישה.
The name "Sylvan" is not Hebrew and it means "relating to trees". An unrelated name in Hebrew has the same meaning" Ilan, pronounced ee-LAHN.
eevree (עברי) = "hebrew" or "hebrew man"
Gates of the gods = שערי האלילים (shah-ah-REY hah-el-ee-LEEM)
Sna'ee (×¡× ××™), meaning "squirrel", is pronounced snah-EE. the accent is on the end of the word. See related links for a website that pronounces Hebrew words.
vee-DOO-ee (?????)
"PEE-tehr" (almost the same as in English).
teev-'ee (טבעי)
bar-EE בריא
If you mean the name "Ema" then no, it is not Hebrew. If you are talking about the Hebrew word for mother (ee-mah) then yes.