English to Hebrew

There is no symbol for son, but the word for son is בן pronounced BEN.

"My God is help" or "My God is deliverance"

From a boy to a girl: Ani tzarich otach achshav (אני צריך אותך עכשיו)

From a girl to a boy: Ani tzricha ot'cha achshav (אני צריכה אותך עכשיו)

From a girl to a girl: Ani tzricha otach achshav (אני צריכה אותך עכשיו)

From a boy to a boy: Ani tzarich ot'cha achshav(אני צריך אותך עכשיו)

"You're my world" in Spanish is "Eres mi mundo". It is pronounced "AIR-ace me MOON-doe". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.

The Hebrew name for Joshua is Yehoshua (יהושוע) which means God is deliverance.

Na (נא) is the Hebrew word for "please."

Khotenet (חותנת)

Real answer:

(sorry, I couldn't resist. Khotenet means mother-in-law). The real answer is סִכְסוּךְ = seekhsookh)

Gemini (the zodiac sign) = te'umim (תאומים)

"TSŌN" (צאן)

That's a single syllable, beginning with the sound " TS " that I've heard is difficult for some English speakers. It's not all that tough, though. Just think of the " zz " in "pizza".

The Hebrew translation for 'brother-in-law' is GIS גיס.

The Jewish religion doesn't have holy men, but prayer services are sometimes led by special teachers, called Rabbis. The Hebrew word for Rabbi is Rav (רב).

A rabbi may be male or female (yes there are Orthodox women rabbis) and they are not required for prayer services.

In Hebrew, God is never referred to as "daddy". The closest word would be avinu (אבינו) which means "our father".

If you are asking how to say "pale horse" in Hebrew it's sus chavir (סוס חוויר)

The name Jolie is French in origin, meaning 'pretty', it is not a Hebrew name or word.

Note: The Hebrew language does not have a letter equivalent to the letter 'J'.

Conjugating the verb depends on the subject of the sentence, and whether a male or a female is saying it:

I (masculine) trust in you, Lord: ani bote'akh bekha, adonai.

I (feminine) trust in you, Lord: ani botakhat bekha, adonai.

We trust in you, Lord: anakhnu botkheem bekha, adonai.

You cannot say 'I am' in Hebrew. There is no word for "am".

You can say 'I exist,' which is ani kayyam (אני קיים), or you can say I am here: ani po (אני פה) which literally means I here.

arnak (????) or teek (???)

Felicia means happiness. A Hebrew name with the same meaning would be Simcha (שמחה)

Felicia can be written as פלישה. If you translate its meaning (Joy) into Hebrew, it is Simkha (שמחה).

Always. The word Hebrew is a language, a culture and a religion. In all cases it needs a capital letter at the start.

tem is not a Hebrew word.

It depends on who you're talking to:

to a male: God is your help and strength = hashem hu ha-ezra vehaoz shelcha (ה׳ הוא העזרה והעוז שלך)

to a female: God is your help and strength = hashem hu ha-ezra vehaoz shelach (ה׳ הוא העזרה והעוז שלך)

to a group: God is your help and strength = hashem hu ha-ezra vehaoz shelachem (ה׳ הוא העזרה והעוז שלכם)

Amanda means must be loved in Latin.

if you want a close Hebrew name

by meaning you can go with A'hu'va. meaning "loved" אהובה

by phonetic resemblance you can go with Na'a'ma (a biblical name) נעמה

It means 'Good morning'

The word used in the original Hebrew is הגדיל (heeg-DEEL) which means to enlarge, to increase, or to do great things