Hebrew to English

Hope is believing in something it's like faith

There is no Hebrew word for rejuvenator or even for the verb "to rejuvenate". It would have to be:

For I freshen youth and I am great = כי אני מחדש נערות ואני נהדר (ki ani mekhadesh ne'arut va'ani nehedar.

If you are asking what the word "da" means, it is not a Hebrew word. If you are asking how do say District Attorney (D.A.) in Hebrew, the closest equilvalent would be tove'a.

Shalom (שלום) is a Hebrew word that means "peace"

"ah loo loo vah" is not Hebrew.

rega (רגע) means "moment"

Papcun would be pronounced either pep-koon or pahp-koon

dabar (דַּבָּר) is an old-fashioned Hebrew word for "leader"

chochma (חוכמה) = wisdom

hey babe

language or lip

lirkod (לרקוד) = "to dance"

sheket means "silence" or "quietness"

Neg mar has no meaning in Hebrew, but it's close to the verb "neegmar" (נגמר) which means "it is finished"

Shalom means peace, but Jahra does not appear to be Hebrew.

There is no such word in Hebrew. But if you mean Hatov, that means "The good"

Need (masculine, singular)

Chai (חי) means "alive"

Chayyim (חיים) means "life"

habrit (הברית) = "the agreement" or "the pact"

The Hebrew word tah (תא) means cell or cubicle

The Hebrew word is תחכמוני (takh-keh-mow-NEE), which refers to a citizen of a place called תחכמון (takh-keh-MOWN).

This word has no meaning in Hebrew and is most likely a foreign word; however the root of this word (חכם, khakham) appears to be related to the word for widsom.

Tomer means "date palm" and it is also used as a man's name.

itha has no meaning in Hebrew.

lost - אבוד (avúd) or אבד (avéd)