to clean up
masculine = nakeh (×?×§×”)
feminine = naki (×?×§×™)
plural = naku (×?קו)
to ask for
masculine = bakesh (בקש)
feminine = bakshi (בקשי)
plural = bakshu (בקשו)
Give praise (plural, second person imperative). It is also the Hebrew word for "India".
dabér (דבר) = "Speak!" (masculine singular imperative)
lech (לך) = go! (masculine singular imperative)
עקב means "following" or "Because of"
There is not enough information to translate this. the verb "to come" must be conjugated based on the subject of the sentence, and whether it's indicative or imperative.
The Hebrew religion is VERY old, there is no new religion that they are following. The religion of the Hebrews is Judaism.
show (noun; like a theater show): hatzagah show (verb imperative; as in "show me the item"): tar'eh (to a male); tar'ee (to a female).
There is not a meaning because Morgan is not a Hebrew name.
Hallelujah can be defined as a transliteration of the Hebrew word Modern halleluya, Tiberian halleluyah, which is composed of two elements: (second person imperative masculine plural form of the Hebrew verb Ôhallal. An exhortation to ÒpraiseÓ addressed to several people.
The following hebrew words can be translated as "pleasant": na'im (× ×¢×™×) nekhmad (× ×—×ž×“) adin (עדין)
Kiruv is not a Hebrew word, but it's close to the following words:keruv (קירוב) = "closeness"kruv (כרוב) = "cherub" (a type of angel).
Go is a command in any language, if you use is as a command.If you want to know the command form (imperative) of the Hebrew word for go it is:to a male = lech (לך)to a female = lechi (לכי)to a group = lechu (לכו)