Samuel Shem's birth name is Bergman, Stephen.
Yad VaShem - in Hebrew יד ושם Yad: Memorial (it has also the meaning of Name, Fame, Reputation...) Shem: Name of the tribes of Shem...the Semitic people are descendants of "Shem" Va: And (conjunction) Yad VaShem: A Memorial to the Tribe of Shem. Other Semitic races found in Asia are also children of Shem and speak Semitic languages, so technically the Yad VaShem would be not only for Jews but all Semitic Suffering including Arabs, Jews, Afghans, etc. It is the Jerusalem museum in remembrance of the names of the victims of the Holocaust.
There is no Hebrew name for Robert, though Reuben is not far off. But it can be written in Hebrew letters: רוברט.
shem (שם)
The first known 'Shem' in recorded history is one of Noah's sons... you know, the guy with the ark.
In the musical Children of Eden, Shem's wife is name Aysha.In The Book of Jubilees, which named the wives aboard Noah's Ark, Shem's wife was Sedeqetelebab
Shem Tov ibn Shem Tov died in 1440.
Shem Tov ibn Shem Tov was born in 1390.
There were no spacecraft in biblical times, nor is there any modern spacecraft by this name. The Biblical word 'shem' does not mean spacecraft. It cannot since the Hebrews could not and would not(nor would any other semitic people) have a word meaning something which did not exist at that time.
Shem literaly means Name. Shem is the biblical sun of Noah, and is traditionally considered the father of Mediterranean people, which can be referred as 'Shemits', including Israelites (Jew or Palestinians) and Arabs, therefore people who racially abuse Jews or Arabs are reffered to as 'Antisemits' Alternative- While shem does mean name, or rather what we call somebody, there is a concept behind the Hebrew shem that is lost in English in modern times. Shem refers to the name bearers reputation, character, authority, even power. To do something "in the name of God" is not related to whether his name is said or not said, doing something in his name is doing something according to his character and/or will. (authority)
noun = shem (שם), which also means "name"
name = shem (שם)names = shemót (שמות)