What does Yakshemash mean?
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It's Polish for "How are you?"\n\nEdited to add:\nOK, I was completely wrong.  I work with a lady who has Jak se mas? on her bulletin board.  I figured out that this is the same as the question about which you're inquiring and asked her what it meant.  It means How are you/how's it going/what's happening in Czech.
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שהמשיח יבוא ("SheHaMeshiach Yavo", pronounced: she-ha-me-shEE-ach ya-vO)\n\n"she"- that, may\n"ha"- the\n"meshiach"- Messiah\n"yavo"- will come
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What does Atcha Tikka and Yar mean?\n\nOur President is one (maybe two) levels above a primate.  He makes me ashamed to be American sometimes...\n\nLet's all pray for him.
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if it is like:u suck it means 'Fashil'
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"God" the term is the Old English as translated from Greek and Latin using the Germanic word in closest relation to the English/Germanic/Dutch or early European use were the terms;guþ, guthan,gheu,ghu...the Germanic form *gott* being the most common vernacular at the time of the first translations to English dialects.  It typically meant "to invoke" or "to pour out" .Then to add the defining of the Tetragrammation of the Hebraic name for "God", which "God" in Hebrew is believed to originally rendered "Elohim". However the true and actual name of God is not certain but because of the "believed" definition of the Hebrew Tetragrammation of YHVH or as Hebrew translate Yod Hey Vav Hey...or in english Jehovah. I tried like mad to find the pronouciation and meaning of the whole but I am positive that the Yod means "I am" though some translations equate the whole name of God as being "I am the one I am" meaning self-existant one. Or also as for Moses "I am what I need to become". Meaning that lovingly as in "poof! Whaddya need." essentially as He was consistantly there for His belonging to Him. Also and as well its been rendered as meaning.."He brings into existance.." or "He causes to exist".  The Sacred Name appears in the Hebrew Scriptures as four Hebrew letters Yodh,  hey, vav, hey, which is closest represented by the letters YHVH.  According to Jewish tradition it is regarded as 'not to be uttered' in order never to profane it in any way.  In Judaism it is therefore pronounced as 'Adonai', meaning 'Lord'. Notwithstanding this prohibition, the Sacred Name is acknowledged in its usage as PART of the names of many Biblical characters showing that they belong to Him. \n\nIsaiah or Yeshayáhu \n\nJoshua or Yehoshúa\n\nMatthew or Mattanyāhû\n\nJudah or YəhudaYa'akov \n\nNathan or Nattanyahu\n\nJohn or Ye hanan\n\nSo it is easy to see perhaps how Yod or Yood or Yud as the variations may go translated down through the ages to become God. Just as the other languages, dialects and tongues have morphed ever so sligtly  to the English renderings of Hebrew names. However, even though God is Good...the word good isn't nor never has been part of His "NAME". Just wait til ya study on the original Hebrew name for Jesus. That'll flip ya out. God bless, Love in Christ, ~J~ <><
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The yarmulka, the word is an acronym for "Yireyh De'Malkah" which means "fear of the Kingdom" meaning that of the Kingdom of Heaven.\nInterestingly enough, this was not orginally Jewish in Origin.\nIn ancient days, when a person stood before a mortal king, they would have to cover their heads.\nWhen Jews had to do the same, they decided, "If we are going to do this for a mortal king, how much more should we do it for the KING of kings?"  Since God is everywhere, you are constantly in the presence of God.  So, it became wide spread to constantly wear some kind of head-covering, even if it is just a hat.  It became a custom to use what is currently today called a Yarmulka, or Kippah.  Yarmulka is the Yiddish word, while Kippah is the Hebrew word.  With many, they will, not only wear the yarmulka, but they will wear a hat on top of it, they will cover their heads twice.  This i forget as to why.
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you r the best one in India's Aquarian GALAXY*\n\n*Kehkashan means Galaxy
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Probably because you call him G-D, call him by his name "Yah" short for Yahweh and he will answer. Calling him G-D could mean any God. He answers to his name, That why he tells it to us over 6,000 times. "whatever you ask in his name he will do"
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It means "going crazy without you". But your transliteration is somewhat wrong. It is supposed to be "bez tebya s-hozhu s uma". It is just one word, but makes all the difference, because "hochu" means "want", and then the expression doesn't make sense.
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Ayesha-origin Arabic-means one who lives a life full of luxury and happiness
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Yashua ben Yoseph (Joshua, the son of Joseph)\n\nYashua {Hebrew-Aramaic} => Iesu(s) {Latin-Greek} => Jesus
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ko-cheh-tah\n\nit is name meaning either "unimaginable" or "stanger".\n\nit may be a name originating with the Yakama people who now live in Washington State.
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Kathopanishad is the upanishad where the Nachiketa famously asks the God of Death Yama about the nature of the soul. This forms the core part of this upanishad. Even when yama tries to avoid directly answering Nachiketa's query, Nachiketa is steadfast.\n\n"How can man be satisfied with wealth? Can we hold wealth when we see you? All wealth disappears on death. We live but as long as you command it to be. That boon alone, there fore, is worthy of being desired that I craved of you."\n\nA beautiful upanishad.. indeed.\n\nRead more in:\nhttp://www.hindubooks.org/books_by_rajaji/upanishads/kathopanishad/page1.htm
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they are called "Yamakasi", or "fils du vent"
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neither really, its a hebrew word that we have tried to adapt to English.\n\nChannukah would be the closer of the two becuase in hebrew there is a "cha" sound at the beginning
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Josh is short for Joshua, which in hebrew is Yahoshua. Yahoshua means "Yahweh is salvation" or "Yahweh saves." Joshua is English for Yahoshua. Many will tell you it means Yehoshua in hebrew but that what judaism says. they took the prefix Yah out for Yeh so that no can pronouce the name Yah which is short for Yahweh, bc they say that it was to divine. Yehoshua means "God saves" but which God, without the divine name of Yah in the name it has no HOLY meaning. So the correct translation of Joshua is Yahoshua because Yahweh is Salvation.
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It means "Jehovah" in Hebrew.  Haven't heard of the song but would love to.