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Blessed is God.

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maco is not a Hebrew word. (makka means strike or hit, and "ma kore?" is the Hebrew phrase "What's up?")

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ish (איש) = man

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Chag Channukah Sameach = חג חנוכה שמח

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Please tell us in your question what language the words are from. The phrase means "My name is Inbal" in Hebrew. Inbal - girl's name, also clapper of a bell. It would be more accurately rendered "kor'eem lee Inbal".

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Ani means "I" (subject pronoun) in Hebrew.

In Hebrew it looks like this: אני

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Chen (חן) means "charm" or "attractiveness"

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savta (סבתא) means grandmother/grandma

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Chenaniah in Hebrew is כְּנַנְיָהוּ (keh-NAH-nee-yah) and it means "God establishes"

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Of command.

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"Hello, God."

Shalom Elohi:

Godly peace.

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The name Teresa spelled out in Hebrew letters is תרסה

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The Hebrew phrase "V'gam yom tov lach." can be directly translated as "And also a good day to you." or naturally, as "A good day to you too." An important thing to note here is the usage of the feminine tense in the word "lach" indicating the subject of the phrase is female. To direct a similar phrase to a male subject, one can substitute the word "lach" for "lecha" or "V'gam yom tov lecha."

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But is not a a Hebrew word. The English word But means אבל (aval) in Hebrew.

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Yehudit = יהודית (it is the feminine form of Judah, which is one of the 12 tribes of Israel).

It means 'Jewish' (in female form)

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pnei = "face of"

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

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Ma'alot (מעלות) means advantages, values, or virtues. In relation to geometry and tempurature, it means degrees.

It's also an archaic word for stairs.

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This is not a known Hebrew name, but it could be interpreted as Hebrew. "Ryk-" in Hebrew means "Emptiness". "El" means God.

So logically, it would be something along the lines of "Devoid of God", or on a more positive interpretation, "God has cleansed/emptied."

I haven't found any other leads anywhere else, hence why I looked it up.

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Ami (עמי) means "my people"

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It means "More".

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Todah Rabah (תודה רבה) means "thank you very much" or "thanks a lot."

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