ג'ורג'
jorj
The Hebrew way to say George is ג'ורג' (jorj).
ג'ורג' is a male given name.
Meaning: male given name (name)
How do you pronounce it?
jorj
Did you know?
- Because the 'j' sound does not exist naturally in Hebrew, some older texts might spell the name using the letter ג alone, making it sound like 'Gorge'.
- The punctuation mark 'geresh' used in ג'ורג' is the same symbol used to indicate abbreviations in Hebrew writing.
- The letter ג used in ג'ורג' is the third letter of the alphabet and corresponds to the number 3 in the Hebrew numerology system called 'Gematria'.
Examples in context
- ג'ורג' היכה אותו בבטן.George hit him in the stomach.This example shows the subject ג'ורג' performing an action.Tatoeba #6032364 by fekundulo, translation #52941 by CN
- אדם בשם ג'ורג' שהה במלון.A man named George was staying at a hotel.This example uses ג'ורג' to identify a person in a sentence.Tatoeba #1413959 by MrShoval, translation #52973 by CP
- ג'ורג' נשא את אחותי לאישה.George married my sister.This example uses ג'ורג' as the subject of a sentence regarding marriage.Tatoeba #1410943 by MrShoval, translation #52950 by CN
- ג'ורג׳, אפשר לשמוע את דעתך על הנושא?George, could you please share your thoughts on the matter?
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Example conversation
Agur is introducing her friend to Itai.
- עגור Adiאיתי, תכיר את ג'ורג'.Itai, takir et George.Itai, meet George.
- איתי Itayשלום ג'ורג', נעים להכיר אותך.Shalom George, na'im lehakir otcha.Hello George, nice to meet you.
- עגור Adiג'ורג' הגיע מהאנגליה.George higia me-Anglia.George arrived from England.
- איתי Itayזה נשמע מעניין מאוד.Ze nishmae me'anyen me'od.That sounds very interesting.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
