Manasseh

English Manasses Alternative forms en Manasses Etymology From alteration of en la Manasses, from en grc-koi Μανασσῆς, from en hbo מְנַשֶּׁה M'nashé + en grc -ς forming nouns, to more closely match the original Hebrew form. The biblical etymology for the name connects it to hbo נִשָּׁה or hbo נישה causing to forget nishá. Pronunciation en /məˈnæ.sə/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-9h8s-Manasseh.wav US en æsə 3 en Ma nas seh Proper noun en male Biblical Hebrew, particularly en biblical Manasseh (tribal patriarch) Manesseh, son of Joseph. Genesis 41 51 And Ioeph called the name of the firt borne Maneeh: for God, aid hee, hath made me forget all my toile, and all my fathers houe. en biblical en One of the <<tribe>>s of the Israelites, supposedly descended from Joseph and Manesseh, and their <<region>> of <<c/Israel>>. en Manassites Derived terms en Manassite Manassitic Manassitish Translations given name Arabic: ar مَنَسَّى m Armenian: hy Մանաս Old Armenian: xcl Մանասէ French: fr Manassès Greek: grc Μανασσής m Ancient Greek: grc Μανασσῆς m Hebrew: he מְנַשֵּׁה Biblical Hebrew: hbo מְנַשֶּׁה Mənaššé Italian: it Manasse m Latin: la Manassē̆s m Old Nubian: onw ⲙⲁⲛⲁⲥⲥⲏ the elder son of Joseph Arabic: ar مَنَسَّى m Cherokee: chr ᎹᎾᏏ, chr ᎻᎾᏒ Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 瑪拿西 Czech: cs Menaše m, cs Manases m, cs Manase‎ m French: fr Manassé m German: de Manasse Greek: el Μανασσής m Ancient Greek: grc Μανασσῆς Hebrew: he מְנַשֶּׁה Irish: ga Manaise m Italian: it Manasse m Latin: la Manasse, la Manasses m Polish: pl Manasses m Portuguese: pt Manassés m Russian: ru Мана́ссия Spanish: es Manasés Anagrams en aaehmnss neshamas en Biblical characters