male visitor = אורח (pronounced oh-REH-ach)
female visitor = אורחת (pronounced oh-RAH-khaht)
no, the best theory about the word Hebrew (עברי) is that it's related to the word for beyond (עבר), because Abraham came from "beyond the river".Nomad in Hebrew is navad (נווד) which is unrelated to the word ivri (עברי).
greek word for WANDERER is planetoi. NO WANDERING SO FAR
The Greek word for wanderer is "περιπατητής" (pronounced peripatitís).
Yes the word planet was originally called wanderer in the Greek language.
The wanderer wandered in the dessert for many days.
planet
Nomad
Wanderer and aimless
Hōrō-sha
Nomad
The Greek word planetoi means wanderer. This is why the planets in our solar system are called planets - they appear to wander about the sky relative to the fixed stars.
There is no Hebrew word for "an." There is no indefinite article in Hebrew.