English to Hebrew

A man to a woman - Ani ohev otach od yoter ( אני אוהב אותך עוד יותר)

A woman to a man - Ani ohevet ot'cha od yoter (אני אוהבת אותך עוד יותר)

A man to a man - Ani ohev otcha od yoter (אני אוהב אותך עוד יותר)

A woman to a woman - Ani ohevet otach od yoter (אני אוהבת אותך עוד יותר)

It depends on your gender and the gender of your friend:

if you are male and your friend is male: khavehr shelkha (חבר שלך)

if you are male and your friend is female: khavehrah shelkha (חברה שלך)

if you are female and your friend is male: khavehr shelakh (חבר שלך)

if you are female and your friend is female: khavehrah shelakh (חברה שלך)

Are you're referring to what a grandmother is called in Yiddish (not Hebrew) - Bubbeh - which in American English is often pronounced "bubbie"? The origin of the word is probably old Russian. In modern Russian a grandmother is called "babushka", which in America refers to a kerchief worn on the head, probably because that's what Russian peasant women used to (and for all I know still do) wear.

There is no Hebrew word for pretzel, but you can spell it phonetically as פרצל. (Israelis often refer to pretzels as "bagels".)

The purpose of school is for learning, regardless of the language or culture.

In Hebrew is means Yeshua but you pronounce it as Yesh - wah. :)

khohf-SHEE. The first consonant is a slight rasping sound like (but softer than) the Dutch "ch."

to sign out (of a computer) = yatsah mima'arekhet memukhshevet (יצא ממערכת ממוחשבת)

Michael Gabriel (read from right to left) = מיכאל גבריאל

The Canaanite gods were not perfect, not to mention the didn't actually exist. They fought amongst each other, demanded human sacrifices, and had to be appeased. The Hebrew God, the God of the Bible, is perfect. He is all knowing, all seeing, and all powerful. He is also a loving God, something that none of the Canaanite gods seemed to be. In the Old Testament, sacrifices had to be made to him to cover the sins of the people. This no longer has to be done because Jesus was the ultimate sacrifice.

a male barer of light = noseh 'or (נושא אור)

a female barer of light = noseht 'or (נושאת אור)

A man says: אני מדבר קצת עברית (ah-NEE meh-dah-BEHR k'tsaht eev-REET)

A woman says: אני מדברת קצת עברית (ah-NEE meh-dah-BEHR-et k'tsaht eev-REET)

"Etán" is the spanish version of "Ethan".

"Ethan" is a biblical name that appears a couple of times in the old testament. Looking for the same passages in a spanish version of the Bible we can see Ethan spanish counterpart is "Etán"

The name 'Izan' also exists in Spain and have the same pronunciation as 'Ethan' in English.

The following Hebrew words start with the letter nun (× ):
נ×’ד Against
נ×’מר Finished
נ×”דר Fabulous
נ×”×™×” Be
נו Well
נוכל Crook
נוסף More
נורא Terrible
נותן Gives
נ×–וז Move
נ×—מד Nice
ניסיתי I tried
ניתן You can
נכון Right
נכנס Incoming
נלך Go
נמצא Is
נמצאת Is
נעים Pleasant
נעשה Done
נפלא Wonderful
נראה Visible
נראית Look
נשאר Remaining
נשים Women
נשמע Heard
נשק Weapon
נתן Given
נתראה See you

There is no name Ramil in Hebrew, but it is close to the name Remiel, which means God is my mercy.

The Hebrew word that sounds like "ROCK" means "only".

melody (as in music) = mangeenah (מנגינה)

Melody (the name) = Melody (מלודי)

Mildred is an Old English name that means "gentle strength." It has no Hebrew equivalent, but there is one Hebrew feminine name that includes the concept of strength in its meaning:

Nili (נילי) = An acronym of the phrase נצך ישׂראל לה ישׁקר (Netzakh Yisrael Loh Yishaker) meaning "the strength of Israel will not lie". This phrase appears in Samuel 15:29.

a male old friend (meaning a good, long-time friend) = khavehr tov (חבר טוב)

a female old friend (meaning a good, long-time friend) = khavehrah tovah (חברה טובה)

a male friend (meaning someone who was your friend in the past) = khavehr milifnei harbeh shanim (חבר מלפני הרבה שנים)

a female friend (meaning someone who was your friend in the past) = khavehrah milifnei harbeh shanim (חברה מלפני הרבה שנים)

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