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What are 2 improvements that have been made to the periscope?
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How do you pronounce tzedakah?
צדקה (tsadi - daled - kuf - heh)
How do you write devekut in Hebrew?
Dalet, bet, yud, kuf, vav, tav - דביקות
What is the airport code for Kurumoch International Airport?
The airport code for Kurumoch International Airport is KUF.
What does voice mean in Hebrew?
Voice is of course an English word. So it doesn't mean anything in Hebrew. However, if you are trying to say voice in Hebrew it would be the word 'Kol', spelled Kuf, Vav, Lamed (קול)
How do you say kitty in Hebrew?
There are two English meetings of kitty. a kitty which is a pool of money as in a poker game is translated as 'Kuppa' spelled Kuf, vav, peh, heh (קופה) a kitty as in a kitten is chatul (cat) or chataltul (kitten) חתלתול - spelled chet, tav, lamed, tav, vav, lamed
What actors and actresses appeared in Days of Power - 2015?
The cast of Days of Power - 2015 includes: Sylvia Greif as Milow the Girl Missy Grynkiewicz as Patti Kuf Knotz as Rapper Danielle Lozeau as Zoey Cyril Niccolai as Carson Mark Riccadonna as Tom Dominic Ryan Gabriel as Brooklyn Robert Venable as Riley
Which pioneering researcher made extensive use of nonsense syllables in the study of human memory?
Learning is affected by prior knowledge, that's why Ebbinghaus in his research used nonsense syllable: ROH, LEZ, SUW, QOV, XAR, KUF, WEP, BIW, CUL, TIX, QAP, WEJ, ZOD. These words were new for him and he had no prior cognitive association.
What does Nicole mean in Hebrew?
Nicole has no meaning in Hebrew. Only Hebrew names have meaning in Hebrew. (The name Nicole comes from Greek, so it only has meaning in Greek).
What does Keith mean in Hebrew?
"yom huledet samayach, keith" yud, vav, mem hay, vav, lamed, tav samech, mem, ches kuf, yud, tet (there's no "th", you'll have to use "t"!) this is all right-to-left, of course.
How do you translate i love Jesus in Hebrew?
Mark would be written 'mem', 'resh', 'kuf' - מרק
What is the Jewish gematria?
Gematria is a numeric system, occasionally cited in the Talmud and more often in kabbala, in which each Hebrew letter has a number value. Aleph=1, bet=2, gimel=3, dalet=4, hei=5, vav=6, zayin=7, chet=8, tet=9, yud=10, kaf=20, lamed=30, mem=40, nun=50, samekh=60, ayin=70, pei=80, tzadi=90, kuf=100, reish=200, shin=300, tav=400. The final letters and even the vowel points also have number values, but these are rarely used. It should be mentioned that gematria is not to be used to prove things or to create new concepts. Rather, it may occasionally be cited to bolster a bit of Jewish law or exegesis which stands on its own merits (tradition) and does not rely on numerology alone.
