lothos Top Member VIP Trusted Contest Holder ★ 15 ★ Impact 364 Jun 18, 2010 2K views 6 replies #1 I own a hewbrew.net domain. The TLD is in English. I'm wondering if it is possible yet to register a domain with the TLD in Hebrew. קום. == .com in hebrew, right?
I own a hewbrew.net domain. The TLD is in English. I'm wondering if it is possible yet to register a domain with the TLD in Hebrew. קום. == .com in hebrew, right?
DnEbook DataGlasses.ComTop Member VIP ★ 15 ★ Impact 5,747 Jul 13, 2010 #4 קום. seems to be get up. sources/ google translation and freetranslation/com ............dont forget my rep points !
קום. seems to be get up. sources/ google translation and freetranslation/com ............dont forget my rep points !
lothos Top Member VIP Trusted Contest Holder ★ 15 ★ Impact 364 Jul 13, 2010 #5 evirtual1 said: קום. seems to be get up. sources/ google translation and freetranslation/com ............dont forget my rep points ! Click to expand... קום means establishment. .קום is the Hebrew equivalent of .com. How are you expecting rep points when your post is factually incorrect and you obviously know nothing about the subject? :lol: Asking for or demanding rep points seems to be against the rules or frowned upon according to the NamePros FAQ. Thanks for playing.
evirtual1 said: קום. seems to be get up. sources/ google translation and freetranslation/com ............dont forget my rep points ! Click to expand... קום means establishment. .קום is the Hebrew equivalent of .com. How are you expecting rep points when your post is factually incorrect and you obviously know nothing about the subject? :lol: Asking for or demanding rep points seems to be against the rules or frowned upon according to the NamePros FAQ. Thanks for playing.
DnEbook DataGlasses.ComTop Member VIP ★ 15 ★ Impact 5,747 Jul 13, 2010 #6 well i cut and pasted your symbols and went to two sources to try and give you an answer ......... my mistake i wont bother again !
well i cut and pasted your symbols and went to two sources to try and give you an answer ......... my mistake i wont bother again !
jgman1 Established Member ★ 15 ★ Impact 4 Jul 16, 2010 #7 I think you are both right! the middle character, without vowels, could make the sound of either "oo" or "o". in one way it is pronounced like "com" and the other its pronounced "coom". Coom means get up in hebrew.
I think you are both right! the middle character, without vowels, could make the sound of either "oo" or "o". in one way it is pronounced like "com" and the other its pronounced "coom". Coom means get up in hebrew.