can anyone tell me what this hebrew caligraphy says?

I was wondering if somebody could give me a translation in to english of this, much appreciated.

a reply to: ancientthunder

Bump for inexplicable curiosity - but no idea bud. Sorry.

I do wish English were this... Cool, though.

a reply to: ancientthunder

Sorry, no luck, my knowledge of Hebrew and Aramaic is not that good. But I will keep trying.

where did you get i image from? would help and it looks more Arabic than Hebrew

a reply to: haven123

That can be of great help yes!
Most of the letters can be identified as Hebrew, but that is my opinion. I am not an expert.

If it was written in English I might be able to translate it.....that is if I am not drinking.

a reply to: rickymouse
Ha ha thats a good one! its from a hebrew tattoo site, maybe they take some of the caligraphy from Arab form, not sure but it doesnt say the meaning of this tat in particular. So I thought why not ask here, nowhere like home.

a reply to: ancientthunder

First line maybe....

אמעשלתד

Amalidd

????????

a reply to: ancientthunder

I does look Hebraic but I too am not schooled in the language though something say's eastern or Persian branch Hebrew to my mind, maybe I am wrong but interesting.
Beautiful calligraphy though.

And yes some part's are reminiscent of Arabic script, maybe it is a form of Aramaic text.

a reply to: ancientthunder
I think the middle line (right to left) is "waw" ("and") followed by a word which my lexicon says is making cuts or incisions in the body.
You said it was from a tattoo site. It looks like they are describing what they do.

a reply to: ancientthunder

Loosely it reads "Those with ink choose their own minority" I'm paraphrasing.

I guess You figured most/many of the Asian tattoos read "I like chicken raw" "My aunt's car is a wreck"?

Use coconut oil after it settles ...

a reply to: DISRAELI

Yhats interesting as its the only one on the site that has no description and to me its the most interesting one. The design seem so perfect to my eye, thanks for your time.

a reply to: JimNasium
Just goes to show you, how easy is it to get ancient meanings wrong in our modern day mind set.

a reply to: ancientthunder

The beautiful thing about it is that You can make it anything You want.. If a redhead says "what does that mean?" You can reply: "Redheads are neat folks..." bald guy asks, reply: God made only a few good heads and the ones She screwed up on, She covered with hair"

So in closing, You are the author, Your skin-suit the canvas, have at it...

It says Happy Bar Mitzva Miron.

originally posted by: ancientthunder
a reply to: rickymouse
Ha ha thats a good one! its from a hebrew tattoo site, maybe they take some of the caligraphy from Arab form, not sure but it doesnt say the meaning of this tat in particular. So I thought why not ask here, nowhere like home.

To me, it looks a little like the print on a Chinese fortune cookie. I can't understand either.

originally posted by: IndependentOpinion
a reply to: haven123

That can be of great help yes!
Most of the letters can be identified as Hebrew, but that is my opinion. I am not an expert.

I know arabic and arabic caligraphy and that is definitely not arabic.

I guess someone translated it. cool.

It is Hebrew, but too hard too tell a few of the letters because of the artistic twist on the calligraphy, all I keep getting is "Anzschaz Ichishihm Cbchimini" Which means absolutely nothing... If it were light in here and I had my book I could probably get it down in a few minutes, properly, but translating to the cursive can be confusing at times in itself.

originally posted by: HUMBLEONE
It says Happy Bar Mitzva Miron.

. WTF ? I thought that was really funny? OY!!

originally posted by: ancientthunder
I was wondering if somebody could give me a translation in to english of this, much appreciated.

. How bout,, boom shakah lackah
boom?