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עַלֵב הָשָׁלוֹם
alev ha-shalom
Answer:
The person who asked the question may have had in mind:
עליו השלום (Peace upon him). Notice the change in Hebrew spelling. The "Alev" above doesn't make much sense.
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"אליסון".אליסון
read from right to left
never alone = le'olam lo levad (×œ×¢×•×œ× ×œ× ×œ×‘×“)
Albert = ×לברט
Alan = ×לן
Alison or Allison = אליסון
"אלון".
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