Debora is an Italian equivalent of 'Deborah'. Both names trace their origins back to the ancient civilization of Hebrew speakers. Specifically, the name occurs in the Old Testament Book of Judges, where Deborah is introduced as a heroine of and a prophetess for her people. The name is Hebrew for 'bee'.
yes. Debbie is indeed a nickname for the venerable Bible name, Deborah.
"Translate English into Italian" in English is Traduca l'inglese in italiano in Italian.
Deb, DeeDee, Debie
"An Italian policeman" in English means un carabiniere in Italian.
yes she does
"Deborah" in English is Debora in Italian.
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Deborah Dinelli has written: 'A taste of Lucca' -- subject(s): Cookery, Cookery, Italian, Dinners and dining, Italian Cookery, Menus, Northern style
Which Deborah, because my name's Deborah and I'm confused!
Proper Names are not translated :Deborah is Deborah
Deborah Cowder has written: 'Deborah'
No, she's mixed race. Her mother, Deborah Pratt is African-American; her father, Donald P. Bellisario is Caucasian, primarily Italian-American.
DEBORAH
Deborah was a judge
Deborah Loven's birth name is Deborah Williams.
Deborah Santana's birth name is Deborah King.
Deborah Schwartz's birth name is Deborah Bonann.