We’ll be honest with you—one of the questions we get asked the most on HebrewPod101 is on — yes, you guessed it — names. The most frequently asked questions include:
For those who want to have their name in Hebrew, we have made it simple for you to write your name today. Yes, today! This post is your one-stop guide regarding Hebrew names!
Want to know how to write your name in Hebrew? Just ask us! We’ll write your name in Hebrew.
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The easiest way is to find a Hebrew letter that corresponds to the pronunciation of your Hebrew name. For example, if your name is “Adam,” you can use the letter א for “a,” ד for “d,” and מ for “m.” You just need to put them together and write אדם for “Adam.” Note that you don’t need to write a vowel when it is placed between consonants.
Here are some English names in the Hebrew alphabet.
If you cannot find your name on this list or want to make your name in Hebrew characters by yourself, here’s our video series for you. Check out Hebrew Alphabet Made Easy and learn how to write the Hebrew characters for your English name.
This will help you learn the Hebrew alphabet and start writing your name in Hebrew by yourself!
Here’s a list of Hebrew names hand-picked by our team. Pick the one that you like and use it as your Hebrew name.
Hi Christa!
Thank you for reaching out! If you're asking about how to say your name in Hebrew, "Christa" would be pronounced as "קריסטה" (Krysta / Krista) in Hebrew. It's wonderful that you're exploring how your name translates into Hebrew script.
Feel free to let us know if you have any questions.
Thank you,
Team HebrewPod101.com
Hi Christa!
Yes, your name in Hebrew would be קריסטה (Krista). It's great to see you engaging with the language. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to let us know.
Thank you,
Team HebrewPod101.com
Hi James Henry!
Your name can be written in Korean as 제임스 헨리 (Je-im-seu Hen-ri).
Thank you for reaching out, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any more questions.
Have a great day!
감사합니다 (Gam-sa-ham-ni-da, "Thank you")
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Hi Ogi!
It sounds like you had quite the adventure with your name translation! Translating names can sometimes lead to unexpected results, especially with names that have different meanings in another language. The Hebrew translation for "Ogi" (said with a hard g) could be written as אוגי (Ogi), which should avoid any salad-related confusion!
If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to let us know.
תודה (Todah, "Thank you")
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Hi Zachary!
Your name in Hebrew would be זכרי (Zachary / Za-kha-ree). It's a beautiful name with a strong historical background.
If you have any questions, please let us know.
תודה רבה (Toda raba, "Thank you very much")
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Hi Livia!
שלום, קוראים לי ליוויה (Shalom, kor'im li Livia / Hello, my name is Livia).
Your name in Hebrew is ליוויה (Livia). It's wonderful to see you learning Hebrew! Keep up the great work.
Feel free to let us know if you have any questions.
תודה (Toda / Thank you),
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Hi William Samuel!
Thank you for reaching out! In Hebrew, the name William is often translated to ויליאם (Vilyam) or sometimes זאב (Ze'ev), which indeed means "wolf." It's a bit of a creative translation, as there is no direct equivalent for William in Hebrew, but Ze'ev is a common and meaningful name.
תודה רבה (Todah rabah, "Thank you very much") for your question!
If you have any questions, please let us know.
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Hi Anja Yvette Beverly!
It's wonderful to hear that you're learning Hebrew to deepen your understanding of the Bible. Hebrew is a beautiful and ancient language that can definitely enhance your study of biblical texts. If you have any specific questions or need help with any Hebrew phrases or concepts, feel free to ask. We're here to support you on your language learning journey.
Let us know if you have any questions.
תודה רבה (Toda raba, "Thank you very much")
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Hi Tasha!
Thank you for sharing the background of your name. In Hebrew, Tasha can be written as טשה (Tasha). It's wonderful to learn about the origins and meanings behind names, and yours has a beautiful story.
If you have any questions, please let us know.
תודה רבה (Todah rabah, "Thank you very much")
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Hi Alexander!
Thank you for reaching out with your interest in the Hebrew language. Your name, Alexander, is a classic and has a Hebrew equivalent. In Hebrew, it is spelled as אלכסנדר and pronounced as /Aleksander/. It's wonderful to see your enthusiasm for learning!
Feel free to let us know if you have any questions.
תודה רבה (Toda raba, "Thank you very much"),
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