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Hi !!!
All are Hebrew Feminine Names about animals.
Well..Tabitha is Ahramaic but has the same meaning,
I'm quite confusing..
They means "doe" or "gazelle"?
What is the difference between Ayelet and Tzvia for example?
Ayala and Ayelet? It is only an other transcription or they are used in different ways?
Can anyone help me, please?
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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All are Hebrew Feminine Names about animals.
Well..Tabitha is Ahramaic but has the same meaning,
I'm quite confusing..
They means "doe" or "gazelle"?
What is the difference between Ayelet and Tzvia for example?
Ayala and Ayelet? It is only an other transcription or they are used in different ways?
Can anyone help me, please?
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Alvise Basilio Dante Fabrizio Flavio Isidoro Leone Niccolò Romeo Valentino
Anastasia Angelica Aurora Bianca Cassandra Celeste Dalia Dora Fiammetta Flora Irene Lucilla Luna Margherita Marta Mina Morgana Olimpia Perla Petra Rosetta Serafina Serena Stella Susanna Talita Tamara Vanessa Vera Veronica
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Alright this took me a while to research and understand, so I see why you were so confused.
To the best of my understanding Hebrew and Aramaic are closely related languages but not the same language. With that in mind Tabitha is the English version of the Aramaic word טביתא ṭabītā which I think literally meant "Gazelle'. The Hebrew version of this is צְבִיָה Tzvia. The word for "Gazelle" in Hebrew is צְבִי Tzvi which is the masculine form of Tzvia.
And the word for "Doe" in Hebrew is אַיָּלָה Ayala and the male version "Buck" is אַיָּל Ayal. So the female Hebrew name Ayala means "Doe" a female deer and the male Hebrew name Ayal means "Buck" a male deer.
Ayelet on the other hand seems to be a modern variant of the name Ayala. They're spelled and pronounced a little differently.
The pronunciation of Ayala is:
https://forvo.com/word/ayala/#he
and the pronunciation of Ayelet is:
https://forvo.com/word/ayelet/#he
I hope this helps! :)
And if anyone speaks Hebrew please feel free to correct me if I got anything wrong.
To the best of my understanding Hebrew and Aramaic are closely related languages but not the same language. With that in mind Tabitha is the English version of the Aramaic word טביתא ṭabītā which I think literally meant "Gazelle'. The Hebrew version of this is צְבִיָה Tzvia. The word for "Gazelle" in Hebrew is צְבִי Tzvi which is the masculine form of Tzvia.
And the word for "Doe" in Hebrew is אַיָּלָה Ayala and the male version "Buck" is אַיָּל Ayal. So the female Hebrew name Ayala means "Doe" a female deer and the male Hebrew name Ayal means "Buck" a male deer.
Ayelet on the other hand seems to be a modern variant of the name Ayala. They're spelled and pronounced a little differently.
The pronunciation of Ayala is:
https://forvo.com/word/ayala/#he
and the pronunciation of Ayelet is:
https://forvo.com/word/ayelet/#he
I hope this helps! :)
And if anyone speaks Hebrew please feel free to correct me if I got anything wrong.
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