Jul 4, 2002 11:54
21 yrs ago
Hebrew term

ramat

Hebrew to French Art/Literary
I was looking for a name and found that in Israel there are several places with this name. Does it mean anything ?

Just curiosity, thanks

Proposed translations

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Selected

ramat-hasharon ; ramat-gan ; ramat-aviv ; ramat-hagolan

"rama" veut dire "plateau" (shelf ?)
"ramat" veut dire "plateau de"
"ramat-hagolan" le plateau du Golan.

Pour vous servir Mademoiselle/Madame.

Rony Kramer

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Note added at 2002-07-04 20:16:58 (GMT)
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Je suis traducteur, pas géographe,mais ce soir, je suis de bonne humeur et si cela vous sied, je ferai du sharon un pic semblable à celui de l\'Hymalaya. (Il y abien des sharons qui ont été élus premier ministre... Alors, pourquoi pas plateau ? Hein !)
Peer comment(s):

agree lydialakel
53 mins
neutral John Kinory (X) : "ramat-hagolan" = plateau du Golan, mais ramat ha-sharon est en plateau ???
6 hrs
agree Simon Charass
3 days 9 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Merci Rony, merci également à Bibendum et à John pour leurs explications."
7 hrs

Degre ou Plateau ou Hauteur

Ramat Ha Limoudim
quel est le niveau (ss entendu ) la qualite des etudes

Ramat Ha Golan le plateau du Golan

Ramat traduit l idee d une certaine hauteur ...... elevation

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Les Hauteurs du Sharon etc

mais Plateau du Golan, naturalement!

Les hauteurs = figuratif



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Note added at 2002-07-04 19:23:15 (GMT)
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Ola Claudia,

rama = standard, niveau

The Sharon Plain is flat, of course; but \'ramat\' (= rama d\', rama of) indicates grandeur, height (think about the Heights of Abraham, though here it is purely figurative).

HTH!

Native Hebrew speaker.

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Note added at 2002-07-04 19:25:45 (GMT)
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Actually, there are some very low sandstone hills at Ramat ha-Sharon (Height-of the-Sharon), but nothing to write home about :-))
The same goes for Ramat Aviv (also in the north of the Tel Aviv conurbation) and Ramat Gan (to the east).
Peer comment(s):

agree Sue Goldian
10 hrs
Gracias
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