Accurate Translations and Designs for Your Hebrew Tattoo!
Looking to get a Hebrew tattoo?
Get the best service and most accurate result!
Want your Hebrew tattoo to be accurately translated and have a unique design?
Join thousands of our happy customers and get the most friendly, fast and professional service!
Join thousands of our happy customers and get the most friendly, fast and professional service!
Whether you have just started looking for an idea or you have already chosen your tattoo -
Get your tattoo from professional translators who are native Hebrew speakers while saving time and money on your tattoo design.
You get –
- An accurate translation
- Your choice of a beautiful design
- Huge selection of font choices
- Extra speedy service
and much more!
We offer accurate, fast and friendly service, and even friendlier prices.
We also have proven experience in preparing both classical, Biblical
tattoos and original words and phrases for our satisfied customers.
Plus -
Even if you’ve already made the appointment with your tattoo artist, we can provide you with your order on time!
A little about us -
We are native Hebrew speakers with a profound knowledge of both English and Hebrew language, grammar and legacy.
We also have a Bible scholar. For any Bible inscription, we will
advise you on choosing unique Bible verses for your Hebrew tattoo or
will explain the meaning (or meanings, if exist) of your chosen verse.
We also have experienced English to Hebrew and Hebrew to English
translators, so you’re positive that you are getting the tattoo you want!
Just remember -
- Hebrew is not an easy language. Even Hebrew native speakers don’t speak it correctly; and writing it correctly, especially when it comes to idioms and Bible verses, is even less common. This is particularly true when the phrase is with Nikkud (the little dots and dashes around the letters) – most Hebrew native speakers will be able to read it, but not to write it correctly!
- Most Hebrew tattoo meaning or spelling mistakes cannot be fixed by re-doing the tattoo. Fixing the mistake would only be possible after a very expensive laser tattoo removal treatment. So why not get it right the first time?
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