slicha
Sorry, it has no meaning in Hebrew. But if you are asking how to write it using Hebrew letters, it is: כריסופר
Laing has no meaning in Hebrew. Sorry. If you can show me how to pronounce it, I can show you how to write it phonetically.
Sorry, Javan is not Hebrew. But if you are asking how to write it using Hebrew letters, it is: ג׳וואןOn second thought, it might be an English version of the word Yavan (יוון) which means "Greece"
You can say "slee-KHA".Literally, something like "excuse ! ?" or "forgive ! ?"
Sleekha, usually spelled slicha (סליחה), means "forgiveness" or "I'm sorry."
I'm sorry but because of the grammar in the question, we can't understand what it is asking.
אני מצטער על אובדנך - For "I am sorry for your loss". It is pronounced "Ani Mitz'ta'er Al Ovdancha". "You are in my prayers" is אתה בתפילותיי. It's pronounced "Ata Be'tfilotay".
A male would say: ani mitsta'er (אני מצטער) a female would say" ani mitsta'eret (אני מצטערת)
I'm sorry i don't know but i know somewhere u can find the answer just go to google translate ... it helps
Noah is Hebrew. The Hebrew word li(pronounced lee) means my/mine. Noahli means my Noah.
Jane cannot be translated. Although, Jane is the feminine form of John, so John in Biblical is Ioannes. sorry can not help you there.