Can you translate Heather into Hebrew or Arabic ?

Question

Its for tattoo purposes, i have looked on web and all i can find you have to pay for to even see, thanks if you can help

Answer 1

Heather in Arabic is written like this هيذر

Answer 2

Heather=heather

Answer 3

You can't really translate a name, but you can transliterate it. In Hebrew, the name Heather is spelled with three letters - "hey", "het", and "resh", from right to left (Hebrew does not usually use vowels, and even when it does, they're not letters, but diacritical marks). These three letters will approximate the sound of the name "Heather." To see an idea of what this might look like, I'm including one web site for an artist who does baby name drawings in Hebrew (which also gives you a brief "kabbalistic" explanation of what the three letters mean), as well as a site to show you a more conventional look at the various Hebrew letters, or "Aleph-Bet" - the alphabet.

Answer 4

You are looking for a transliteration (not the same thing as a translation), which means to spell the word using the alphabet of the new language. In Arabic, "Heather" can be written using just three letters, corresponding to h, th, and r. I can't produce them on this keyboard, but you may be able to find the symbols in a dictionary under "alphabet". Unfortunately, there are two choices for the h, and three for the th; for the former, you want the symbol that looks sort of like two circles overlapping, and for the latter, the one that looks like a script "i" in English. The first two letters will be linked together, while the "r" will be written separately. (Remember, right to left.)

Answer 5

Hebrew:
הת'ר
with vowels: הֵתֶ'ר

Arabic:
هيذر
with vowels: هِيذِر

Answer 6

heather=אדר

Answer 7

well in Arabic it's written this way:

هيذر

Answer 8

Hi, I sell name necklaces in Arabic and often times I do not know how to spell the names correctly, can I ask you next time?
Thanks!
Lauren
www.TheNameNecklace.com