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English term or phrase:
iain
Hebrew translation:
Iain
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Y Kinory (X)
Feb 26, 2003 17:42
23 yrs ago
English term
faye
iain
iain is a name
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Iain
In Hebrew letters (right-to-left):
alef-yod-alef-nun (final form)
Spelled phonetically.
alef-yod-alef-nun (final form)
Spelled phonetically.
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Yochanan
Iain is the Scottish form of the Biblical John, which in turn in Hebrew is Yochanan, the literal meaning of which is "God was gracious."
"Yo" - God
"Chanan" - was gracious
Right-to-left in Hebrew it's spelled yod-vav-chet-noon-noon -- יוחנן.
"Yo" - God
"Chanan" - was gracious
Right-to-left in Hebrew it's spelled yod-vav-chet-noon-noon -- יוחנן.
Peer comment(s):
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Sophia Lansky
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Y Kinory (X)
: Graced, not 'was gracious'. My own name.
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