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7/26/2025, 4:24:26 PM
>>511420658
First, "NASA" is an acronym and has no translation in Hebrew
It's a transliteration to another word entirely because their letters are different
But even so, that Hebrew transliteration is not pronounced "nasa" it's pronounces "naw-SHAW"
Those little marks over the letters actually mean something, you know.
Regardless, the verb נָשָׂא (/nasa/) actually means lift or carry (or marry).
However, the archaic verb נָשָׁא (/nasha/) does mean to deceive
It is not attested in that form in the Bible, only in derived forms such as נִשָּׁא /nisha/ and הִשִּׁיא /hishi/.
First, "NASA" is an acronym and has no translation in Hebrew
It's a transliteration to another word entirely because their letters are different
But even so, that Hebrew transliteration is not pronounced "nasa" it's pronounces "naw-SHAW"
Those little marks over the letters actually mean something, you know.
Regardless, the verb נָשָׂא (/nasa/) actually means lift or carry (or marry).
However, the archaic verb נָשָׁא (/nasha/) does mean to deceive
It is not attested in that form in the Bible, only in derived forms such as נִשָּׁא /nisha/ and הִשִּׁיא /hishi/.
7/26/2025, 4:24:26 PM
>>22994333
First, "NASA" is an acronym and has no translation in Hebrew
It's a transliteration to another word entirely because their letters are different
But even so, that Hebrew transliteration is not pronounced "nasa" it's pronounces "naw-SHAW"
Those little marks over the letters actually mean something, you know.
Regardless, the verb נָשָׂא (/nasa/) actually means lift or carry (or marry).
However, the archaic verb נָשָׁא (/nasha/) does mean to deceive
It is not attested in that form in the Bible, only in derived forms such as נִשָּׁא /nisha/ and הִשִּׁיא /hishi/.
First, "NASA" is an acronym and has no translation in Hebrew
It's a transliteration to another word entirely because their letters are different
But even so, that Hebrew transliteration is not pronounced "nasa" it's pronounces "naw-SHAW"
Those little marks over the letters actually mean something, you know.
Regardless, the verb נָשָׂא (/nasa/) actually means lift or carry (or marry).
However, the archaic verb נָשָׁא (/nasha/) does mean to deceive
It is not attested in that form in the Bible, only in derived forms such as נִשָּׁא /nisha/ and הִשִּׁיא /hishi/.
7/20/2025, 8:07:15 PM
>NASA means deceiver in hebrew
First, "NASA" is an acronym and has no translation in Hebrew
It's a transliteration to another word entirely because their letters are different
But even so, that Hebrew transliteration is not pronounced "nasa" it's pronounces "naw-SHAW"
Those little marks over the letters actually mean something, you know.
Regardless, the verb נָשָׂא (/nasa/) actually means lift or carry (or marry).
However, the archaic verb נָשָׁא (/nasha/) does mean to deceive
It is not attested in that form in the Bible, only in derived forms such as נִשָּׁא /nisha/ and הִשִּׁיא /hishi/.
First, "NASA" is an acronym and has no translation in Hebrew
It's a transliteration to another word entirely because their letters are different
But even so, that Hebrew transliteration is not pronounced "nasa" it's pronounces "naw-SHAW"
Those little marks over the letters actually mean something, you know.
Regardless, the verb נָשָׂא (/nasa/) actually means lift or carry (or marry).
However, the archaic verb נָשָׁא (/nasha/) does mean to deceive
It is not attested in that form in the Bible, only in derived forms such as נִשָּׁא /nisha/ and הִשִּׁיא /hishi/.
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