Examples of using Osman in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
Hey, Osman.
Osman! Come on!
Young Osman.
Osman, your ring.
Welcome, Osman.
Osman, my son, we're waiting.
Sayed Khaled Osman.
Osman, are you going to show us the sheet?
He's funny, like Osman.
Osman, did you come here to ask me out?
What happened there, Osman?
Osman has tallied at least 20 points in four of the last five games.
Do you like her, Osman?
Yesterday morning, Osman Ahmed posted to an Islamist website that he's going to change the world.
Do I really have to sleep with Osman?
My name is Waad Ibrahim Osman, I'm 12 years old, and I study in 7th grade in Khartoum Basic School.
The Devil on Christmas Eve Osman Lins.
A mother of three, Ms. Osman, 39, arrived in Sweden six years ago, having fled the war in her native Somalia.
If you don't want to marry Osman, run away.
Local Governor Osman Varol said the artefacts are being examined by the Amasya Museum Directorate for authentication and dating.
It was Eddie's idea to beat up Jamal Osman, wasn't it?
The empire, or at least the dynasty, was founded by Osman Bey, and Ottoman is a Latinization of Osmanli, which basically means like the House of Osman.
The first curator and founder of the museum was Osman Hamdi Bey.
Friends and family believe Osman died because he criticized the region's two governing parties, their leaders, and the region's ingrained patronage system.
We are trying to determine the age and identity of the child", said Osman Mehmet Rahman, director of public relations of malaysian police.
He has also been cited as a key influence on many later esoteric groups and individuals, including Kenneth Grant, Gerald Gardner,and to some degree Austin Osman Spare.
In a 2013 interview, a member of the former Egyptian royal family,Prince Osman Rifʿat Ibrahim, called for the return of the monarchy in Egypt.
Journalist Ahmed Osman in his book Stranger in the Valley of the Kings has suggested an identification between Joseph, the ancient Hebrew patriarch who led the tribe of Israel into Egypt during a famine, and Yuya.
Armstrong has been the presenter of the BBC One game showPointless with former university friend Richard Osman since it began in 2009.
At the Zeinhom morgue in Cairo, one man told Human Rights Watch that he had spent three days searching for his only son,18-year-old Sayed Khaled Osman, only to find him in the morgue.