EMOR

[froebellian]

I'm not Jewish, but this word came up in a vision. If someone can tell what it means to them, (not what it is) then I would be most grateful.

[Tobi]

I can see that is "Rome" spelled backwards. What made you feel that word had anything to do with Judaism?

[RabbiO]

Originally Posted by Tobi

I can see that is "Rome" spelled backwards. What made you feel that word had anything to do with Judaism?

It is, in fact, the transliteration of a Hebrew word.

[froebellian]

I did a bit of research and it means to speak softly as in commuincate with empathy as in to guide with compassion. Rome is a thought though.

[RabbiO]

Originally Posted by froebellian

1) I did a bit of research and it means to speak softly as in commuincate with empathy as in to guide with compassion.

2) Rome is a thought though.

1) Not really, although it has softer connotation than dah-behr.

2) No it's not. Emor is a transliteration. It would be just as accurate to transliterate it as ehmor. You might as well say that dog is G-d backward and try to find some meaning from that.

[Tobi]

Originally Posted by RabbiO

It is, in fact, the transliteration of a Hebrew word.

Oh, I see. I was genuinely curious to see what would come up about that word. Can you say what the word would mean in English? Is it possible to successfully translate it into English? Or is it not that simple to do perhaps...