How do you write in Hebrew Jehovah Shalom?

Answer 1

This is a Christianized version of the Hebrew phrase Adonai Shalom (יהוה־שלום).

Note: There's actually no such Hebrew word as the J word mentioned in this question. In Hebrew, the 4 consonants of God's name aren't pronounced like that, and they are also never pronounced out loud in any form, other than substituting another word for them.

Answer 2

The question could be read two different ways:

How would you transliterate "Jehovah's Friend" with Hebrew Letters?

Transliteration is when you take the same sounds, but use a different alphabet. For example, the Hebrew word דב would be written as "dov" - which is what it sounds like and not "bear" which is what it is.

The transliteration would be: ג׳אהוואז פראנד (Jahovaz frand)

How would you translate "Jehovah's Friend" into Hebrew?

The translation would be: חבר של ג׳אהווא (Khaver shel Jehovah)

It is worth noting that "Jehovah" is a meaningless word in Hebrew. If you wish to use the Hebrew word for "God" it would be HaShem. See below.

The translation with HaShem would be: חבר של השם (Khaver shel Hashem)

Answer 3

Jehovah is not a real Hebrew word. It is a word that Christians believe is the true name of God, but it isn't.

ה׳ שלום is the way you would write it, but it translates to God of Peace.

Answer 4

It's not. This is an old spelling error that resulted from a misunderstanding by 11th Century Christians, when they first started learning Hebrew.

See related links for more information on the tetragrammaton (the four consonants of God's name).

Answer 5

Jehovah's friend = chaver shel Adonai (חבר של יהוה)

Note: There's no such word in Hebrew as Jehovah. This is a Christian invented word that attempts to pronounce the 4 consonants of God's name.