Keiron Lee
Hebrew translation: "Kiron" , or "Shaxar", or "Koren" or "Keren"(Feminine)
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| na | Keiron Lee/קירון לי |
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| na | "Kiron" , or "Shaxar", or "Koren" or "Keren"(Feminine) |
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| na | "Kiron" , or "Shaxar", or "Koren" or "Keren"(Feminine) |
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Keiron Lee/קירון לי Explanation: I would simply transliterate your name. This would be: Quf Yod Reish Vav Nun sofit (קירון)- Keiron Lamed Yod (לי) - Lee Good luck! |
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"Kiron" , or "Shaxar", or "Koren" or "Keren"(Feminine) Explanation: l) Kiron is a good transliteration. I agree with the previous translator. 2) If you wish to translate the meaning, the best name would be "Shaxar: (Shin, het, resh) because it means "Dawn" in Hebrew (i.e. beginning of light) but also has the root letters of the adjective black - " Shaxor". It is the same with the word Keiron, which is probably of Greek or ancient origin. In Hebrew, Xaron = fury and anger. Whereas Keren = ray/beam/horn. Shaxar is a normative name. Keren is normative for women. Koren is used as surname usually. (This is just a fortunate self brain storm) |
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"Kiron" , or "Shaxar", or "Koren" or "Keren"(Feminine) Explanation: l) Kiron is a good transliteration. I agree with the previous translator. 2) If you wish to translate the meaning, the best name would be "Shaxar: (Shin, het, resh) because it means "Dawn" in Hebrew (i.e. beginning of light) but also has the root letters of the adjective black - " Shaxor". It is the same with the word Keiron, which is probably of Greek or ancient origin. In Hebrew, Xaron = fury and anger. Whereas Keren = ray/beam/horn. Shaxar is a normative name. Keren is normative for women. Koren is used as surname usually. (This is just a fortunate self brain storm) |
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