Friday, September 28, 2012

meanings of random words in hebrew - PART 2

KUSCHI

a black man is called a "kuschi" in hebrew. "koschi" means difficulty. some people say the curse of ham is on all black people. probably thats an extreme opinion, but we can clearly see that those two words are related in hebrew. blacks have it harder finding a decent job than white people. why is that ? i will probably never know because i am not black, but european. there is also a nice jewish children´s song named "kuschi kelev kat", or " little black dog". the dog is supposed to guard the house when the family goes for a journey and successfully chases away an evil fox who tried to steal the chicken...




NOTAR

as a verb means "to remain" but in german is a certified lawyer who safeguards and watches over the handing-out of official documents.



UNI

shortform in my mother tounge (german) for university. "ich gehe zur uni", i go to university. "Oni" means "poverty in hebrew, remember Rachel when she died upon birth of Ben-Jamin, she wanted to call his name "Ben Oni" at first (Son of sorrow). Benjamin was a warrior all his life, probably dealing with issues of loss of his mother, that he never had ! anyway if u go to Uni and rely on your academic proficiency to get ahead in life, forget it, its nothing special today to have a uni degree. humans are just like animals, the strong lead the pack. if you dont have a leadership spirit, you will sooner or later take your place somewhere in the pack behind the (selfdeclared) alpha males.




ETGAR

funny enough, the name "Etgar" means "a challenge" in hebrew.




BEDUI

the name "Bedouin" and "gloomful" is written exactly the same way in hebrew. check it out on morfix !



KOMA

is a state of deep shock, where the person is unconscious, in many latin-derived european languages. in hebrew it means "floor".



LEVANON

recently Its just crazy I find more and more words with hebrew meaning. i wondered about Lebanon, its the country just north of Israel that has a mountain range significant in the region. "Leb" means heart" and i wondered if probably "anon" can be an adjective, asked google translator and it said aleph-nun-vav-nunsofit can mean "gloomy, mournful, sad". so there you have it. words can have double meaning, G-d loves to hide his meaning and play tricks on us. officially lebanon means "white" or "moon" but it can also mean "mournful heart".   לב אנון




MECHASHEF / MACHSHEV

i recently watched another old childrens movie on youtube to improve my hebrew, and there was a sorcerer (warlock) involved (as always since satan prince of empires constantly wants to seduce people into practicing shit like that), and i realized that MECHASHEF meaning sorcerer sounds strikingly similar to MACHSHEV, the computer. in a way a computer is like sorcery giving you access to the entire planet, allowing you to have video conference in realtime, or calculate incredibly difficult mathematics, create virtual realities with special FX in movies, or make your music sound really perfect and nice. the computer is a sorcerer in a way. or did I tell you the story where G-d had me lose part of my tooth just at the same moment i switched the TV back on after a 1-year break ? boy was I mad at losing that tooth, but wait, thats another story...



ARAVIM    ארבים  ||  ערבים 

funny enough the hebrew word for the arab people "Aravim", when written with an "א"  instead of an "ע" means "the ambushers, those who lurk, lie in wait", something that these people have constantly done during their 3000 year history. even now bedouins in the negev habitually steal gas tanks from houses if theyre not locked with chains. they claim everything thats found in the desert is theirs.  "erev" means "evening" and is also related somehow in the wordfamily, but it makes no sense since the "evening land" was europe, and the middle east was the "morning land".
So many people in the world declare themselves "christian" swearing on their "Bible/Babel", but then complaining about Israel. If they would just spend 12 hours reading a transliterated tanakh, they would see the connections, and could come to their senses. like in the case of "HAMAS", which i have described elsewhere.



ON

this was a city in Egypt where the sungod was worshipped.Joseph married Asenath the daughter of the priest of On (Asenath sounds similar to the hebrew word for "clamities", probably an omen to the 10 plagues that would later befall egypt ?). the same word is on every switch with Off/On on appliances worldwide. this is what morfix dictionary says to it:  און =(literary) power, strength, vitality ; sexual potency Remember in the Tanakh where G-d forbids to use the names of idols ? think about the billions of appliances today with an Off/On switch. modern man is so proud of his new inventions that provide for him "solutions", get him more and more entangled with himself. Astronomy, technical terminology is full of those words taken from greek and roman mythology. When i go into your room and fart, immediately you realize something stinks. But daily we use these words, not realizing that G-d is a jealous G-d, who does not want to share affection with the lower spirits he puts there for the purpose to tempt us and try their luck being like him, and failing in the end.



MITZRAIM

is what the hebrews call the land of Egypt. a literal translation can be given as "of two plagues" or "double trouble"."mi" means "from/of" "tzara" means "plague/disease" and "aim" is a suffix for double. "tzar li" means "i am sorry".just like in the case of Javan/Greece the jews use Mitzraim whenever they refer to Egypt. so it might be interesting to go into the linguistics of why that is so, or why they dont say America but "Artzot haBrit", since decoding a language can reveal much wisdom. Mitzraim/Egypt this is one of the most common words in the entire Tanakh/Bible. Ancient Egypt was the unquestioned world power, which had more wonders than all the other countries combined, far progressed in architecture, the arts, language, geometry etc. but was guess who gives a people such knowledge, there are always fallen angels involved since all great inventions are being "given" to us rather than just popping into our minds without external influence. there are competing spirits using us humans as an abode an directing us. just look at egypts polytheism and what they are today. a 3rd world country relying on tourism, fighting against israel. ALL empires who get too proud get reduced to dust afterwards in the centuries to come. its the divine justice.



ARAMEH
means "i will cheat" in hebrew. aramaic was an ancient lingua franca in middle east  from the mediterranean all the way to iran, but originated in the syrian highlands (Aram). jesus spoke aramaic. does this infer cheating, probably by traders who spoke the language ? probably so, since the entire world, and cultures and civilizations are constructed around this ancient language, from whom all other tounges emerged and once will go back to it, when the division of tounges from Babel will come to a hault again. Lavan the cheater lived there also to whom jacob fled from his angry brother Esau, and married 2 women there. Jacob the cheater deluxe got cheated terribly and had to labour 14 years for his beloved rachel, like so often in scripture and in our lives today, G-d gives us often a dose of our own medicine to perfect us and give up bad habits.
Also look at Rahm emanuel, whose name means "thunder of the LORD" but has also a slight twist of cheating to it. i bet he cheated quite a lot to become presidential advisor and mayor of chicago, the ancient gangster town. then theres Rami Fortis, one of my favourite hebrew musicians, he is a small bald man with round glasses and a constant grin, probably he also has a lot of tricks up his sleeve, doing shifty stuff to succeed in the show business, which is said to be a haven for blenders and conmen.



MARMARA

In hebrew sometimes adjective´s suffix is doubled for intensified meaning. example: "jafjafe" would mean "sweet little thing". "mar" means "bitter". the head ship of the 2010 "peace flotilla" is named "marmara" which could be translated to "twice bitter". in fact this latest clown attack and attention getting behavior made by the arabs out of jealousy because israel is proving prophecy true (resettling the land promised 3000 yrs ago) is just described perfectly with this name.



ARPAD

i knew a guy in school with asian background who had this name. Arpad. it means "Vampire" in hebrew. I just looked it up in the morfix dictionary. It also appears in the bible as the name of a city in ancient Syria, when sanherib taunts the israelites, ready to capture jerusalem, but then at the last minute has to withdraw and loses thousands of troops when an angel wreaks havoc amongst the assyrian army.



SCHOTER

A Tel Aviv Policeman, a Cop is a Schoter in his native language. but in german Schotter is just gravel that you pour on roads or use for building projects. Kinda sounds similar to Schot, but i dont think that all cops are fools. only about half of them...(just kidding)



SCHOT(T)

A Schot is a fool in hebrew, "Schotim" is the plural, 2 or more fools. In german a Schott is used on ships to lock different parts of the ship in case theres water coming in, so that the ship doesnt sink from a single leak. its also a word from german sailing slang that sailors use on boats.(a form of knot i reckon).
then it is also a german surname Schott and a novel by karl May (famous german author of adventure books).
the novel was called "Der Schut". then you have Schottland german for Scotland. does this say all scots are fools ? i dont know. anyway in my highschool volleyball team there was a guy called "Schottmüller", he came from a village nearby where this surname was very common. now enough of those Schots, i think you´ve all heard the "shot" somewhere...why are fools named "Schot" ? probably they drank too much alcohol, since "lishtot" means to drink.



GANA

Ghana is a country in Africa. I know a guy who comes from there. "Gana" is also 3rd person singular past tense for "he condemned". Most short words in ANY LANGUAGE have a meaning in hebrew, think about that ! and people keep saying the world just came to pass by evolution. what nonsense.



HIRSUTE

hirsu plural imperative of "destroy". to be honest i didnt know this word until i surfed some porn websites with categories to choose from, and one of them was "hirsute", a weird word. recently i learned that plural imperative "hirsu!", means "destroy, guys!" in hebrew, from the verb "laharos" to destroy. probably all this hair is destroying the beauty of a person, probably they look like monkeys with all that bodily hair..




ROKED

we all know what a Rocket is, its a machine like an airplane, only much faster, its used to shoot stuff into space or to shoot at military targets. "ani/hu roked" in hebrew means "I/He dances" from the verb "lirkod". all hebrew verbs start with an L, after that the verb root with additional vowels. although the 2 words are a bit different, a rocket has a "t" at the end and is pronounced on the first vowel, "roked" is pronounced on second syllable and has a "d" at the end.



KANU

"envy, guys !" Kanu is imperative plural in hebrew of the verb "to envy". it sounds similar to the european word "Canoe" that people use to ride on lakes and rivers. also of the verb "to buy" which is "liknot" the imperative plural sounds the same "kanu". both forms are written the same with only one א in difference.



MALI

what did the driver of a sportscar in postwar america say to the tankstop-owner ? "fillerup, dude!!" fill the tank to the brim !
if the driver would have been israeli and the shopowner a woman he would have said "Mali !" because thats the female imperative form for "to fill". Mali is also a country in Africa.



PATER

"pater!" is hebrew singular imperative masculine. "fire!"
fire, saint "peter" was a fiery man. read his NT books. he said "i will go to jailfor you", and took a servants ear off with a sword upon jesus arrest.. "patri!" is feminine imperative. probably the pope is speaking a curse when he says " in nomine patri et filii et spiritus sancti".who knows, with all the other pagan symbology thats going on in the RCC it wouldnt surprise me in the least.



TORWART     תֹועֲבַת

If a hebrew wants to say "abomination", something that is utterly detestable, he can use the word "Toavah". this feminine noun ending in "h" often takes a "t" at the end turning it into תֹועֲבַת /toavat.
funny enough the german word for "goalkeeper" namely "Torwart" is pronounced exactly the same in german language. imagine a jew living in pre-WW2 germany being asked to play in the soccer team and be goalkeeper, the jew would feel utterly insulted, being asked to become "Torwart/Toavat".



KOFI ANAN       ענן

the word "anan" as in "kofi annan" a longterm UN secretary means "cloud" in hebrew. probably a native speaker of israel can tell us what kind of cloud this kofi annan is. a Coffee cloud ? i dont think so.. probably something that has to do with the letter "kuf". or a "kaf".. and a "pe" must also be involved.. morfix dictionary says KOFI can mean "simian, apish" as an adjective, or "froth,scum" as a noun (when used in terms of cooking.) by the way "kof" is a monkey in hebrew and an i at the end of a noun denotes 1st person singular possession. so it might be translated as "my monkey cloud", but please dont sue me at the international tribunal for this translation...



NOEL   נועל

"pere noel" means santa clause in french language, and noel (נואל) is a british name for men, think about Noel gallagher from the band Oasis.
however "Noel" is masculine singular present for "to lock" in hebrew. (נועל)



OLIVER KAHN    אול עיוור כאן  

Oliver kahn was a famous goalkeeper in the early 21 century, playing for german national team. some say he was the best goalie of his time. His name "Khan" means "King" in ancient persian and arabian language. who doesnt remember dschingig khan or kublai khan, the leaders of the mongol hordes ?in german a "Kahn" is a small boat, and funny enough in hebrew, if we use a rare noun for "strength" which is pronounced "Ul" אול we get the meaning "blind strength/brute force is here". which is kinda funny because Kahn has been described as a very physical player, to say the least, sometimes fans of opposing teams even threw bananas at his goal calling him a gorilla. officially his name is written like this: אוליבר קאן. Imagine



DUMAH    דומה

dumah is the name for the russian parliament. it is also used in the book of isaiah in the headline for a burden/proclamation against a nation (Is 21:11). morfix online dictionary writes "Dumah" is the name of the guardian angel of death, poetic name for "grave, underworld" in talmudic tradition. with an "o", "Domah" is also a noun and used to express similarity or resemblence.



ONNELLI        ! ענה לי !

i knew a girl from a former christian school i did, her first name was "Onnelli". in hebrew, if a girl wants to get a guy to answer her, she will say "Oneh Li !" ענה לי !



TUT    תות

Tut means Strawberry in the "loschen hakadosch", the holy tounge. probably if King Tut of ancient egypt would still be alive he would protest, but now he«s dead and cannot change the facts anymore.
In german children«s books the cars may make the noise of "tut, tut" (toot toot), but i dont know if this is really relevant here...



OGER           אוגר

while i was in the last 2 grades in school i was a sports major and had a teacher whose name was "Oger". We thought it was a weird and random name and kinda liked our teacher who really was a simple man,
but kept the education really fun and entertaining. Sometimes his wife would pick him up from school while we smoked and drank beer after the training and blasted loud music from our open trunks.
OGER means "hamster" in hebrew and now as i think back  10 years ago the name kinda fits for him... An Oger can also be a big monster in european folklore and fairy tales, kinda like in DIsney«s "Shrek" movie.
Probably it stems from OG King of Bashan mentioned in the Book of Joshua in the OT (whose bed was over 13 ft long and over 6ft wide) he was said to be an offspring of the Giants that lived in those days.
the Ogre is also a 7285m high peak in the karakorum range that is incredibly hard to climb, aptly named "man-eater".



GUN / GAN   גן

when an american talks about his "gun" and an israeli about the "gan", they pronounce exactly alike, however one guy is talking about a weapon, the other one is merely meaning a "Park" or "garden".
the GAN EDEN, or the garden of eden was the garden in genesis where adam and eve first lived before the new age of man started and empires and cultures began to form.



PO  פה

german kids learn pretty fast what a PO, also called POPO, is: the tail, the buttocks, the part of the human body whereon one sits. In hebrew language however it simply means "here". Another word for "here" would be "Kaan", which i have explained under the tag "Oliver Kahn" a few posts before. the PO is also a river in italy. Among the embarrassing "Teletubbies" a children TV production with 4 retarded colorful creatures, there is also one named PO.



בית   BETT 

"beit" is one of the most commonly used words in hebrew, meaning "a house". a "Bett" in german language means a "bed" to sleep in... in hebrew pronounciation can range from a short "bet" to the full pronounciation "bayit", which sounds similar to "zayit" (Olive).



      לקפוץ     LIKFOTZ

one of the words that will embarrass any german trying to master hebrew is the verb "likfotz", which means "to jump". when he will hear the verb for the first time he will shudder in disbelief, because "fotze lecken" is an expression widely used in german colloquial talk, it means "to lick pussy" to orally give pleasure to a woman. try it out and teach any random german this verb, and he will either chuckle or blush and stutter...



OR  אור

the ear is called "Ohr" in german. in ivrit "Or" means "light". everybody knows the 1st chapter of Genesis, where g-d created the light, in that passage(among many others) this word is used. if you want to look up the passage go to the website "mechon-mamre" on the internet they have parralel english/hebrew tanakh online, even with audiofiles where a rabbi reads for you on itunes.



SUSA  סוסה 

Susa was a famous city in ancient Sumer, when the first great cultures emerged in the fertile crescent. it is mentioned in some books of the bible (Daniel if i remember right). In hebrew language a SUS is a horse. a Susa is  a female horse, a Mare. when my sister joined a messianic/jewish community, they changed her name from susanna to shoshanna, probably because it is more appealing to be compared to a rose than to a horse.



EIN     עין

"Ein" is the indefinite form of the german number 1 called "eins". when a jew talks about an eye he talks about the "ayin". both are pronounced in the same fashion. on any german appliance with a switch to turn it on and off you will read "ein" and "aus". it is also the indefinite article so "ein mann" means a man, "ein bild" means a picture and "ein auge" means an eye. when a jew wants to negate something, there is also the word "en" which sounds pretty similar but doesnt use "a" and "i" vowels but rather a short "e" vowel. "en kesher" -->no connection, "en derekh" -->no way.



ROTZE    רוצה

is the same thing as "snot" in english, the stuff that comes out of your nose when you sneeze. in hebrew it is singular present masculine for "to want". ANI ROTZE means "I want". another example of how german and hebrew are at odds with each other, not just since the holocaust.



LUBE      לוב

this is a simple one. Lybia means LUB in hebrew, but in english it means something else: a lubricant, something that keeps surfaces gooy and slimy so that they can slide better.



GADAFFI      גדף

while we are in Lybia, lets look at one of the greatest clowns in political office in recent history. Muammar al gadaffi, crypto-jew, selfdeclared "father of the revolution" in Lybia who loves his bodyguard of hot young women, and now in 2011 doesnt refrain to shoot his own populace in his futile attempt to consolidate his crumbling power. as every hebrew student knows every verb is made up of a root of mostly 3 letters (only recently introduced verbs may have 4-letter roots), around which alterating additions and vowels will help to conjugate and change the tense. (there are only 3 tenses in hebrew, past present and future. try to guess what the root "Gimel-Dalet-Fey" means ? correct it means to curse, or revile. just look into this mans face and you see that EVERYTHING has a meaning in hebrew, because g-d tells the end from the beginning, and for everything in between to figure out, there is always an ulpan that will help you wise up ! (just for the record if you compare pictures of gaddaffi and american-jewish radio shock-jock howard stern, you will see the striking similarity.)



OMAN         אומן

Oman is an arabian state on the eastern tip of the arabian peninsula, but can also mean "artist" in hebrew. I have no clue if Oman has any significant artistry going on or has historically been known for that, but since i dont believe in coincidences it might well be the case..



GEWEHR   גבר

a rifle is called a "Gewehr" in german. a "gever" is a bloke, a guy, a dude in hebrew. both are pronounced slightly different, the hebrew shorter with a darker "e", the german word is pronounced on the second syllabe and has a brighter "e". Since both words somehow have to do with masculinity ("gever" can also mean cock, rooster or valiant), i think this might be the exception to the rule, where german and hebrew actually make sense together.



MALE   מלא

is the capital city of the islands of the Maldives in the indian ocean. the island wherupon the city is built shares the same name. but in hebrew "male" means "full", like a full glass or cup, or a bucket filled with water. beware: I was talking about the english word that has boththe "a" and "e" vowel, not the english synonyme for "masculine" which also sounds like "mail", as in "air-mail".



RECK     ריק

we just learned what "full" means, now we can go to the opposite and add the adjective for "empty". the word is "REK" and sounds exactly the same as a german gymnast would call his "horizontal bar" on which he performs the double Ginger-flip and other stuff that you and I would probly break all our bones trying to perform.. Reck is also a german company manufacturing small pistols to shoot fireworks with on silvester and other celebrations.



KESCHER   קשר

this word means "connection", a bond or relation, something that ties you with something, the conjunction "which" is "ka-ascher" or "ascher" in ivrit. In german language a KESCHER is only a handheld net on a stick which is used by anglers to get their fish safely from the river into their bucket. it sounds similar to the english word "cashier" but without the "i".



GUIDE     גיד   

When a frenchman comes to israel and asks for the "guide", the israeli not proficient in french will probably look at him in astonishment, thinking he is asking him where his "penis" or "member" is, because GID is one of the names for penis in hebrew. By the way there was also a french writer by the name of "André Gide", but i dont know what exactly he wrote about, and if he was rather well hung or not. This is left open for speculation... Penis can also be called "PIN" or "MIN" in hebrew, just for the record. And as I look on google translator, GID can also merely mean nerve, tendon or sinew.
In colloquila everyday talk it is called "ZAYIN". You can remember it well cuz the first letter is a "zayin" indeed and it even looks like a hanging donkey dick.



JEHOSHUA       יהושע 

What most people don´t realize, especially charismatic christians that ravel in their rapturelike trance yelling "ooh yeshua, ooh yeshua.." is that JEHOSHUA is a doubleedged sword. many many names in the OT are made up of the first syllable "JEHU" it means "G-d is" or "Jah is", then a second syllable can be added to make up the meaning of the name. IN the case of JEHOSHOA, it can either mean "G-d is salvation" for "Shua" ישע but also "G-d is destruction" for "SHoa" שואה  , just like in "Yom haShoa", the official Holocaust remembrance day in Israel today. Shure Joshua was the great savior of the jews, only through him could they conquer the land of milk and honey, and fulfill their destiny, but for the other nations Joshua was utter destruction, he killed them and their families, destroyed their temples and religious beliefs and burnt their cities. So next time you come back from your charismatic conference singing joyful songs on a busy train station with your group and praising "Yehoshoa", be prepared that the bystanders who are living under another spirit will probably not be very amused, because even if their minds dont comprehend the meaning of the word, their spirits in part know what it means. The word is in rebellion to G-d´s spirit so it is no wonder that they can´t stand to hear that name.



BUTZER     בוצר

this is my family name. Lets look into it quickly: BOTZAR means to pick grapes, or also as a noun: a "harvester".  BETZER is iron ore which is used to make steel and metallurgic products. BITZAR means to fortify, defend, strengthen. BUTZAR means "to be fortified". and TZAR can mean to be narrow, tight, to besiege or to shape, model or form. I found pictures on the internet subtitled BOTZRIM ANAVIM, where people harvested grapes, so that proves I´m on the right track here. It is not easy to make word analysis with my less than 2 years of hebrew selfstudy, never having lived in Israel and exposure to the culture and language in a much fuller way. Also there is a passage in the apocalypse where it talks about the "great harvest" on the end of days where the reaper-angels will harvest the nations and make a big bloodbath, so that the blood will reach as high as a horses bridle. So i hope that i actually won´t morph into a scythe-wearing reaper clad in black cloth, freaking peaople out everywhere i go...



MARKUS  מר כוס

my first name is Markus. supposedly my parents wanted a Mathias, but since their best friends wife delivered her baby just days before my arrival, they decided to go one book further and so I was called "Markus". The name is still very common in my country, it means "after Mars", it was a roman name, and often given to men, since the romans were constantly fighting wars to further their influence in the world, so they needed many warriors and generals. The name fits me much better than Mathias, this shows again that man can make his plans, but in the end what happens is of the LORD (Proverbs 16:1). If you don´t believe me, just take a look at my natal chart, my sunsign is Capricorn and i was born on january 3rd 1981. "Mar" means "bitter" in hebrew, all names like Maria, Margaret (my mothers name), Marius, Marduk, or whatsoever, have this element in it. So there might be a certain intensity in that persons character, either recklessness or the will to fight for a cause. Also the planet Mars has a huge valley, that looks like a scar of a soldier injured by a sword, it is the biggest valley on any planet in the whole solar system. look at a picture of mars on the internet and you will see it. "KOS" means "glass" like a glass of water, and "KUS" is hebrew slang for "Twat" or "Vagina", so my name might also translated as "Mister Pussy" or "Bitter Cup"/"Bitter Glass".



JESUS יסו

I thought about this for a long time, but haven´t been able to come up with a better explanation than what i discovered so far. JESUS is of course the greek corruption of the hebrew JOSHUA ישוע    or JEHOSHUA יהושע  , and is used throughout the entire NT. It bears a remarkable resemblence to the greek god "Zeus". Also in hebrew "lazuz" means "to move", and a "SUS" is also a horse, as discussed in a former word analysis. a "J" at the beginning of the word indicates 3rd person future, either singular or plural, of course this works only for verbs. So could it be translated "he will horse" JASUS (with a hard "s" ? or better "he will move" JAZUZ with a softer "z" ? or do we give praise to ancient demon ZEUS זאוס everytime we say the name ? I dont know exactly the truth is probably somewhere in the middle. I am convinced that G-d has given over the entire world (even the very strictest observers of their faiths) to disobedience so that he might have mercy upon them all. Everytime you use the name of an Idol G-d is angry, not becuse of his character flaw, but because this is his very nature. He cannot change his nature, he reveals to us how he is, so that we might live accordingly because he cannot change the laws of physics or spiritual laws of interaction with animals and humans, this is why he gave the Jews his laws in the first place, for their benefit not to make their lives unbearable. But just like i mentioned in a former part, today´s language is so littered with ancient gods in every aspect of life, that it is almost IMPOSSIBLE to live a convenient life in society and NOT profane his name. both in astronomy (URANUS, PLUTO; JUPITER; SATURN) we have planets called after idols, the same goes for almost every other area of language, terminology in medicine, acronyms for companies or projects (ISS, ISTAR). People dont understand that EVERY human being is under some form of spiritual power, just lik any animal. Either the animal is domesticated and fed and cared for and ultimately slaughtered, or lives in nature and under the power of the laws of physics, if its weak it will die, if its strong it will survive. SO humans are also under power, if they dont actively choose to serve the highest g-d they are under a lower g-d. Thats why so many black metal bands squeek and groan in unspeakable demonic noises and sell thousands of CD´s calling themselves SODOM or MARDUK or JABALON or all these other silly names. And thats also the reason our societies in postmodern europe are run by hermetical and metaphysical clubsof "doo-gooders" and "philanthropists", who in their grand delusion believe that they are the "good guys". but is that a wonder, because SATAN is so selfdeluded and deceived that he can see everything only through his own eyes, he is unable to judge a matter justly, but hellbent on the preservation of his power.



MAFIA  מאפייה

What sounds like an organized crime syndicate to the rest of the world, might be in Israel only a bakery, because the two words sounds one and the same, probably the bakery has a slightly longer "a" on the first syllable, but thats about it. In hebrew the bakery is written with 2 juds: מאפייה and the "mob" or "mafia" is written only with one jud מאפיה.



MORE   מור

Everybody wants more. To have More is always better than to have less. in hebrew MOR means myrrh, a form of spice or incense. it was among the 3 gifts that the wise men from the east would bring to baby Jesus lieing in the manger. in the 7 letters to the 7 churches in revelations chapter 2-3, there is one church named "smyrna", this is the word for myrrh in greek. in the churchage of smyrna many early christians were persecuted and killed, giving an incense of myrrh to gods throne in heaven.Today only ruins are left of Smyrna in todays Turkey. Polycarp was martyred and burned in Smyrna he was the Bishop of the early church there. MOR is also contained in GOMORRA which was burned along with SoDOM or SEDAM the bloody city. when you actually want to say "more" in hebrew, you use the word "OD" or "JOTER".



SCHWITZ         שויץ

LEHASCHWITZ means to boast or brag in you know which language. he noun thereof is SCHWITZ. there is a canton in switzerland that the swiss themselves pronounce exactly the same. SCHWAITZ with an "a" means "switzerland" in hebrew. who knows probably the swiss have all reason to brag because of all the money that they hoard in secret bank accounts from boss hogs all over the world. I always thought the swiss had great landscape but were a bit too cold for my taste. even tho they have great snow in the winter. In german "SCHWITZEN" means to sweat. "ICH SCHWITZ" would mean "I sweat".



DAM

dam means "blood" in hebrew. I have 2 fishing rods in my room (even tho i have no fishing license), and on one there is written D.A.M. which stands for "Deutsche Angelgeräte Manufaktur", translated that means "german fishing-equipment manufactury". it even has a red rectangle on the label. Red is "ADOM" in hebrew, it is the color of (carnal) man, and the earth, from which he is taken, the "Adamah". A "Dam" in english is written the same way but altogether pronounced differently. in english you´d have to write "Dum" to be pronounced like the hebrew word DAM, like in "DumDum" projectile. This is a sort of ammunition with lots of stopping power, because it is of soft metal that will deform inside the target, causing huge wounds to the target. In germany we eat lots of cheese of different brands, one of the dutch brands is "Edamer", which also sounds kinda similar.



FRECHA

"Frech" means nasty or unruly in german. Often misbehaved kids are said to be "frech". "Frechheit" is the noun derived from this verb. In hebrew FRECHA is an often used denunciation for a girl or woman, it is less strong than "Zona", and means something like "Bimbo", a woman who is very sensual, chews gum, wears heels and tight pants and is promiscuous.



PUTZ

in german "verputzen" means to plaster a wall with adobe. "Putz" thus is the Plaster that the homebuilders put on the outside walls. "putzen" means "to clean", like cleaning the floor or a room.
in hebrew "PUTZ" is a common insult for a (male) stupid or nasty person.



ROUTE

in french the way that you choose to travel is "la route". in hebrew there is a similar word, everybody knows the story of RUTH from the Tanakh where a moabite girl marries a jewish nobleman to escape a severe drought. in english ROOT is the bottom part of a plant which grows below the surface. RUTI was furthermore an ancient egyptian god in the old dynasty. RUTI is also a jewish folksong about a "companion", you can find the song together with many others on HEBREWSONGS.com



SCHAM

this word means "there" in ivrit, in german it means "bashfulness", the noun of the verb "to be ashamed". furthermore in german, the "Scham" is the private area of a human where the genitalia are located, called "Schambereich" or short "Scham". "Scham jesh" means "there are/is".



MORD

means "murder" in german, and in hebrew has to do with rebellion, since NIMROD means "we will rebell". MERED means rebellion or uprising, ANI MORED means "I rebell". in hebrew language the vowels change a lot during the conjugation of a word, but the consonants always stay, because they are the main structure of a word. As we can see this structure stays the same over thousands of years. the hebrew spoken today is in its essencce the same as before even the old testament was written and we can trace the oldest cultures in the fertile crescent. it is the beginning and the end, becuase whatever G-d does is forever (psalms).



KABEL

a cable is called "KABEL" in german. in hebrew this exact word is the imperative masculine singular of "receive!". hebrew imperatives come in 3 forms, there is a plural, and 2 singular forms for masculine and feminine. they are normally very short. the plural form always has a "u" at the end, the female always a "i".This is the only difference between the 3 imperative forms. Since all cultures in the world use abbreviations i bet there are thousands upon thousands of short fo words or abbreviations that sound similar to a hebrew imperative. "KABALLAH" is a famous jewish form of mysticism, it means "reception", teaching the right way of inter-dependence with the higher realms of creation and the right way of "receiving" in Life.



RONNY

is the short form of Ronald, like in "Ronald Reagan" a former US politician. theres also a jewish folksong where they sing "Roni Roni bat tzion", it means "be joyful daughter of Tzion.." i think its also taken directly from Tanakh, probably from a psalm... i can believe at least 1 child that had this name when i was a kid myself, he probably never heard of this in his entire life.



ZONA 

this word means "whore" in hebrew and is an insult used on women. in italy and spain there are many roadsigns that read "ZONA 30" which means there is a speeding restriction on a certain road. In German it reads "Zone 30", which translated is "I/he hates 30". german police and firefighters also use marked tape to secure an area and it reads "sperrzone".



GALA

this means "he discovered" in ivrit. But in european and western culture a GALA is a big pompous festival where rich people sip champagne, dance and do smalltalk. Probably they dont "discover" anything important during these events, at least I«m not a big fan of them (no wonder, since I am a guy, not a girl). In the year 2000 our motto for our graduation from school was "Abi Gala", we wanted to make it look as the academy awards which was kinda fun... in hebrew slang theres an ironic saying for someone who states something obvious. "Galiti et america !" -- wow, you just discovered America !  in Istanbul theres also a soccer club named "Galatasaray Istanbul", but i dont know if thats really important since there are many other famous soccer clubs in that city, formerly byzantine-Constantinopol.



SAM

we all know "Uncle Sam" the icon of America as a nation. We know him pointing a finger at us ordering us to "join the US army", or in other countless cartoons and posters. In hebrew SAM means "a drug" like marihuana, Cocain or heroin or all these other drugs. it can also be singular present for "to put". ANI SAM means "i put", like putting a coin on a table, or putting a cup into the cupboard. SAM is the short form of "Samuel" in anglophile cultures, which in return is derived from hebrew SHMUEL "year ye the Lord" OR ALSO "HIS NAME IS THE LORD". SAM however can also be a site for anti-aircraft rockets, i dont know why they have that name, but its a given fact...



ETZEL

In german folklore the most important play is the "Nibelungenlied", which is of same importance as the Tanakh to the Jew, the Edda to the norse folks, or Shakespeare to the British. There is a King named ETZEL, who supposedly was patterned after "Attila the Hun", who as the "whip of G-d" during the time of the migration period terrorized Europe with his mongol hordes. ETZEL means "at", "near" or "nearby" in ivrit. so "Etzli" means "at my place", "Etzlo" means "near him" and "Etzlenu" means "at our place". just by changing the ending the word is conjugated.



RUTZU

when I was in the army, we had different drill sargents. one of them was incredibly fit, he worked as a regular job at the Karlsruhe Technology Center, where they also experimented with nuclear science. he could run faster than any of us and make more pushups, but was on average not as bad a "motherfucker" as some of the others. his name was "RUTZU", which means "run guys!" in hebrew, it is imperative plural. how fitting for a name he had, now that i think back to those days...



DA   DI   DU

in german "you" means "du". "da" means "there" and "die" is direct article female. but in hebrew "da, di, du" are the 3 imperative forms for the verb "ladaat" which means "to know".



SHAKER   שקר

have you ever seen the movie where tom cruise makes a career as a barman, throwing spinning his SHAKER around to mix drinks ?
well guess what but "leschaker" means "to lie" in hebrew, a habitual liar is a "shakran patologi" and a lie itself is a "Sheker". even tho the vowels are a bit different, the similarities are amazing.



TUSSI    טוסי

when i was a child growing up in germany, the term "Tussi" was used for a conceited female, we would say "man, she´s such a tussy", meaning "she is such a bimbo, attention seeking, lollipop sucking, giggling, pink-sweater wearing girl". you get the picture. in hebrew "latus" is infinitive of "to fly", and the 3 imperative forms thereof are " tas! tusi ! tusu !"




HAREM    הרם

the simple imperative form of "to lift" is "harem" in hebrew. it is pronounced on the 2nd syllable but otherwie sounds just like the word used to described the house for the women of a pascha or sultan in the former arabic empires.





GURU  גורו

we all know what a Guru is. the word is popular in the west for an indian spiritual teacher. but in hebrew it is another short plural imperative form for "live, guys !". i am only taking into consideration english and german language, who knows what so many other words in the hundreds of the worlds languages mean in hebrew, the measuring rod of all cultures and languages that went out from it at babylonia ? G-d gave to each tribe, and culture an angel to protect them (and probably many sub-angels since all creation is hierarchically laid out).



SINI    סיני

it is the year 2011 and all the people around me are saying "oh the banking crisis in the western world, the chinese will soon buy us out, and we will be their slaves." I always doubted this. Why ? Because whoever has the power to coin money and lend it out to us (we have to use it, its not our choice), he also has the power to take it away, and cancel or reevaluate wealth debt and property. the Chinese as a people are called "ha Sinim" in hebrew "sini" is the adjective to that word. this root is directly linked to the word "hate/hatred". So everytime an israeli says "the chinese folks" he actually says "the hated ones". Remember my analysis of "Sanaa" the capital city of Jemen, it is the same stem root, only the vowels are different. Also remember the Sinai Desert, the hated place wherein the disobedient Israelites were condemned to wander before the conquest of Kanaan (the merchant country of the seafaring phoenicians, "Kana" means to buy...). So this is why i dont believe that the chinese will EVER rule the earth, and before i would invest 5 years and stress into learning chinese to creep up to a nation known for diversion tactics, bowing down upon greeting and having a red dragon (how more obvious can it get) as a national emblem (just like Wales by the way), I would rather learn hebrew, because just like it was in the beginning so shall it be again in the future. A wise man said that (Solomon). I will leave it at that. (by the way the second reason why i doubt the chinese will ever be in charge, is that during my visit in jerusalem 2009 at a global prayer conference the only person that i saw getting angry and into a fight, was a japanese dude and a chinese dude. But it was harmless since they were both kinda small men and we could easily pull them apart and pacify the conflict).




ACHMET      אחמד

Achmed is one of the most popular arab baby names. I dont know what the arabs say it means, but i know what the hebrew means, it means "dead brother". Ach is a brother and Met is dead. It is that simple. the talking puppet "Ahmed the dead terrorist" immediately comes to mind...however i wouldnt recommend walking into a bar in teheran or beirut broadcasting this in broad daylight, the locals might get a bit upset, to say the least. demons very much love their hostbodies and will rigorously defend them. so be alert and act wise, not stupid. offend people not to prove your power, believe me you will run into enough situations where offences will be inevitable even if you try to be at peace with your environment.




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