Hebrew to English

write the names of animals you remember

khalomot metukim

G'mar Tove means to "finish well". It is a greeting for Yom Kippur.

administrator = ahd-mee-nee-strah-tor (אַדְמִינִיסְטְרָטוֹר)

spirit = ru'akh (רוח)

guardian = shomer (שומר)

It depends on how you use the word. It could be any of the following:

מָסַר

הִפְקִיד

אִשְׁפֵּז

הִתְחַיֵּב

בִּצֵּעַ

shalom (שלום) means "peace"

Shalom = שלום

It's also used as a greeting similar to "hello" and "goodbye"

Ems is not a Hebrew word. But it is close to em (אם) which means mother.

הִתְגַּשֵּׁם (hitgashem) and it's definition is "materialize"

some things = dvarim achadim (דברים אחדים)

khah-nah

And is a prefix, veh- which is is attached to a word. In classical Hebrew, the vowel can change, depending on the word it's attached to, making it va- vi- ve- or oo-.

Regardless of how it's pronounced, it's always spelled ו in Hebrew letters.

if you think of iain as a scottish version of John, then the Hebrew name is Yochanan, pronounced (YO-khah-nahn).

kol yakhol (כל יכול) means "everyone is able to"

"aveh" is not a Hebrew word.

"Ruhama," also transliterated as "Ruchama" or "Ruhamah," means" pity" or "compassion." In Hosea 1:6, God tells Hosea to name his daughter "Lo-ruhamah," for I will no longer have compassion on the house of Israel, that I would ever forgive them." "Ruhamah" is a feminine name in modern Hebrew. The word "Ruhamah" is related to "rechem" which means womb.

I think you mean "Ose Shalom Bimromav" which neans "The maker of peace in the heavens"

Notsrim (נוצרים) is the Hebrew word for Christians, but Noserim doesn't appear to be a Hebrew word.

sagol

If you mean ve'od (ועוד), it means "and more". It is one word, pronounced veh-OHD.

Twenty-three is the written way, but we usually use 23 in writing.

Yafa means beautiful. Yofi means Beauty.

Dialog

It's spelled:

Samekh Yod Mem Vav Nun-sofit

Like this:

ס י מ ו ן