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Can anyone here translate Hebrew?

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Originally posted by: JM Aggie08
I'm not too sure....but i think that pic #1 is a Jeep Grand Cherokee Sport.
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It's actually a Cherokee Sport, not Grand.

Sorry, the new photobucket gets on my nerves. Fixed...
 
Using alephbet to translate, give me a couple of minutes as I've never done before. Top word is "grain", second word is "of" last word is "passover" (I think)
 
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Originally posted by: Crono
Using alephbet to translate, give me a couple of minutes as I've never done before. Top word is "grain", second word is "of"
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Third word "sand"?
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EDIT: it's passover

I think the whole thing means "Passover grain", probably grain used for passover bread (unleavened). I don't know Hebrew (would like to learn), so that's just best I can do.
 
Yeah, that's great though. It's weird, this was found in a freemason meeting place, so I'm wondering WHY that would be over a door...Hmm...
 
Originally posted by: thehstrybean
Yeah, that's great though. It's weird, this was found in a freemason meeting place, so I'm wondering WHY that would be over a door...Hmm...
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to me I thought the last word was Pesach as well ... I don't read hebrew often, and it's tough without the vowels 😉 ...

So I think it says "Matzoh Shel Pesach" ... bread of passover ...

I don't know on the other one, can't make out enough of the letters to bullshit.
 
i can't read the last the and first cause they're too blurry. the 2nd says "??? ?? ???" which means unleavened bread of passover.

anyway, if you do manage to read the signs better on your own, here's a site that can translate it: link (site is in hebrew. from drop down menu, choose ?????? for english and then type in the hebrew phrase in the textbox. click on go and it will translate it into english.
 
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