Bamah is a biblical location mentioned in the Old Testament, specifically in the context of the territory of Gilead. It is often associated with a high place or a site of worship, possibly linked to the worship of Baal. The exact geographical location of Bamah is uncertain, but it is believed to be in modern-day Jordan, near the region of the ancient Gilead.
Bamah (במה) = altar, stage, gathering place, entrance
I don't recognize that as a Hebrew word. But if you mean Bamah, that means stage.
This is not Hebrew, but it is close to the Hebrew word Bamah, which means "stage".
Ezek. 20:29 Then I said unto them, What is the high place whereunto ye go? And the name thereof is called Bamah unto this day.The word "bama" is not found in the Bible according to my scripture search function,but "Bamah" is found once as shown above.
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bawma has no meaning in Aramaic, but it appears to be close to bamah (במה) which means stage or altar.
bamah (במה) = stage
bah (בה) = "in it" or "come" mah (מה) = "what" but if you meant the word bamah (במה), it means "stage".
"Barack Obama" refers to a Hebrew line in the Bible, New Testament, Luke 10:18 "and I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven" (bah raâh satan nafal gam baraq o bamah) ; "baraq o bamah" meaning "lightning from heaven".
baw ma has no meaning in Hebrew, however "ma" means "what. If you're trying to say "bama" or "bamah" (במה) this word means "stage"
Baraq means lightning, but that is not related to the name "Barack". "Barack" is related to the Hebrew word Baruch, meaning Blessed.Obama has no meaning in Hebrew.
You can't. Bama is not English, so it can't be translated from English to Hebrew.But if you are asking how to translate it from Hebrew, it's "Stage".