Many scholars contend that the phrase, a woman of lappidoth, as translated from biblical hebrew in judges 4:4 denotes her marital status as the wife of lapidoth Discover débora, the lovely french and spanish variant of debora, meaning bee. an elegant choice for parents wanting a cultural twist! Descubre quién era débora en la biblia, una figura femenina icónica dentro de las escrituras En este artículo, exploraremos su valiente historia y el papel decisivo que jugó en el antiguo testamento. The meaning, origin and history of the given name débora Proper noun [edit] débora f (biblical) deborah (a judge of israel) a female given name, variant of déborah
Baby names that sound like debora include deborrah, devora, devorah, débora, debor, debra, devra, devri, dvoire, dvorah, and dvoyre D as in day (d.ey) Eh as in ebb (eh.b) B as in be (b.iy) Ao as in ought (ao.t) R as in race (r.ey.s)
Débora is an experimental novella by ecuadorian writer pablo palacio, published in quito in october 1927 [1] in 2007, the novella was included in a compilation of the author's complete works by publishing house libresa Deborah biblical devora biblical hebrew debora dutch deborah, deb, debbi, debbie, debby, debi, debra english débora, déborah french debora german devora, devorah, dvora, dvorah hebrew debora italian débora portuguese débora spanish Debora salvalaggio, italian showgirl debora serracchiani, italian lawyer and politician debora villa, italian actress and comedienne débora lyra (born 1989) brazilian beauty queen who won the miss brazil 2010 Debora f sg (genitive deborae) First declension a female given name from ancient greek, equivalent to english deborah
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