Sodom has the same meaning in Hebrew that it has in English: an Ancient Biblical city mentioned in the Book of Genesis and throughout the Hebrew Bible
If you really want that definition in Hebrew, it's:
תקופת המקרא היו חמישה יישובים: סדום, עמורה, אדמה, צבֹיים וצוער שחטאתם כבדה מאוד ועל כן החליט האל להשמיד את הערים על יושביהם
The last name Graves has no definition in Hebrew.
The hebrew word for she is hee (היא) And the definition is "she". I'm not sure what kind of definition you're asking for.
Hart is not a Hebrew word. But if you meant to say, what is the definition of the English word Hart in Hebrew, it is Tsvi (צבי).
כל is whole in hebrew.
there is no definition
"Indiana" doesn't have a Hebrew definition. It is an English word that ultimately comes from the word "India."
Though mentioned throughout the Old and New Testament, as well as in the texts of other Abrahamic faiths, the narrative of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah isfeaturedin the Book of Genesis in the Hebrew Bible or Old Testament.
"The bed of Sodom" is an expression from Hebrew mythology describing evil or sometimes a situation in which freedom of movement or choice is limited. In the bible (genesis 18), we are told that god wanted to obliterate the towns of Sodom and Gomorrah because their people were sinners. A Hebrew legend gives us an example of their sins: In Sodom, they had a special bed for visitors. When an outsider came to town he had to sleep in this bed, if he was too tall and his feet would stick out of the bed they would cut his feet short to fit in it. If he was too short, they would stretch his limbs until he would fit in the bed.
the deliver of Hebrew slaves
The Hebrew word for "my son" is "b'nee".
Nothing. Mackenzie is a Scottish family name.
Shalom means peace in Hebrew :)