Hi everyone... I'm not sure how this forum works, but is there anyone on here
who could tell me why one web translator says Lazarus is spelled,
lamed-zayin-resh-vav-samech, while another says it is spelled
lamed-zayin-resh-samech. I have been researching this a lot. I would really
like to know how to write the name, Lazarus, in Hebrew. Also, as I am just
beginning to learn Hebrew, would I use vowel symbols or not? Thank-you for
helping me.
--- In [email protected], "kellyr" <kellyrif...@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm new to the group. I started reading the lessons last night on your
> website and I am very interested in learning more of the Hebrew language.
> What an exciting website!
> What got me interested originally was that I was trying to figure out how
> to write the name Lazarus in Hebrew. Is there any way that you'd be able to
> tell me how that is written in both ancient and modern Hebrew? I was on two
> different translation sites over the weekend and they each spelled it
> differently. The first spelling was, c and the second website said it was,
> lamed-zayin-resh-samech. Could somebody help me with this? I also want to
> make sure of it's meaning. I read that this name means, "God is my help."
> This is really important to me and through trying to figure this all out, I
> have accidentally become interested in learning Hebrew. Thanks again for
> this amazing website. Kelly
>
