Hebrew to English

The Latin spelling for the name 'Jeremiah' is Ieremias. The spelling is the same as the ancient, classical Greek. The name means 'Yhwh will raise' in Hebrew.

The haftorah is a section from the prophetic books recited in the synagogue. There are different explanations as to how the tradition of the haftorah came about, however, for the most part, they share a common theme with that day's Torah parsha.

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The Hebrew word yivarechicha (יברכך) means "he will bless you" OR "may he bless you". It is the first word of the Priestly Benediction whose first line is: "May God bless youand protect you." (The bolded portions represent the word "yivarechicha" when translated into English.)

no. Kadima (קדימה) means "forward."

masculine: achad asreh (אחד עשרה)

feminine: achat asar (אחת עשר)

There is no Hebrew word I can think of that is "tali". Here are some close words:

talu = patched

taleh = lamb

talui = depends

talit = prayer shawl

rua means Arabic version

"Malum" is not a Hebrew word, but a Latin word meaning "bad" or "evil". The equivalent of "malum" in Hebrew is "raa" (רע) or "rashaa" (רשע).

hap is not a word. If it's a name, then please provide it's meaning and I can find a hebrew name with a similar meaning for you.

a male guardian = shomehr (שומר)

a female guardian = shomehret (שומרת)

B-e-t-h-l-e-h-e-m, just as it's spelled in this question.

Ami k is also included in the Pakistani language,Urdu

The word Ami k means,'For Mom'.

It has no meaning in Hebrew, but it's very close to the Hebrew word Nechmad, which means nice.

if you mean land size,

The earth is is roughly 197 million square miles; 57 million square miles of land and the rest water.

Israel is roughly 10,000 square miles.

So Israel is 1/19,700th of the Earth.

"Saba" in Hebrew translates into English as "grandfather" or "granddad" or "grandpa."

"wi" has no meaning in Hebrew. This is not a Hebrew word.

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Melekh (מלך) is the Hebrew word for king or sovereign.

"une maison jumelée" is a semi-detached house

The number 56 in Hebrew has no special meaning in Hebrew. It's just the number that comes after 55.

But if you are asking for the Hebrew word for 56, it's chamishim veshesh (חמישים ושש)

The word "mugle" is not a Hebrew word, but it's close to the Hebrew word magál (מגל) which means "sickle," and the word muglah (מוגלה) which means pus.