elizabeth - What is the Hebrew translation? Hebrew translators help Hebrew translators with the translation of elizabeth

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248 months ago

thomas (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:	English > Hebrew
Subject:	Other
Level of diffculty:	Easy / medium
Word or term in question:	elizabeth
Context:	name
Keywords:	-

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248 months ago

John Kinory wrote:

Elisheva

My comment:

From right to left in Hebrew:

alef-lamed-yod-shin-bet-ayin

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248 months ago

Mil-on translation,editing technical writing servi wrote:

Elisheva

My comment:

I am sure because my aunt's name was Elizabeth and her Hebrew name was Elisheva. This is not a translation of the name and the names have nothing in common, it is just the most used replacement

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248 months ago

wrote:

Elizabeth is a direct translation of Elisheva.

248 months ago

Michfromm wrote:

It's not an obvious translation as for some other names, but it is the one used

248 months ago

Mil-on translation,editing technical writing servi wrote:

We all agree. I would like to add some details just for broadening the picture. The Hebrew name Elisheba appeared first in the Bible :23 Aaron married Elisheba, daughter of Amminadab and sister of Nahshon, and she bore him Nadab and Abihu, Eleazar and Ithamar exodus chap 6 There are many sites on the internet that give the origin of the name Elizabeth = Hebrew and something related to God (the something differes from site to site)

248 months ago

Beni Muller wrote:

Elischeba

My references:

http://www.kunigunde.ch/HWE.htm#gnElisabeth

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248 months ago

Mil-on translation,editing technical writing servi wrote:

It's ElisheVa, NOT ElisheBa.

248 months ago

Beni Muller wrote: