Are you correcting the Aicha vs. Aisha bit or the use of woman lsetin to me vs aicha lsetining to me ?! The reason I wrote woman as a translation is because Aisha/Aicha comes from Hebrew (first used in Genesis for Eve) and means woman , being the female form of man or adam by adding an a to Aich (man).
May 22nd, 2013 - 12:11 pm
Are you correcting the Aicha vs. Aisha bit or the use of woman lsetin to me vs aicha lsetining to me ?! The reason I wrote woman as a translation is because Aisha/Aicha comes from Hebrew (first used in Genesis for Eve) and means woman , being the female form of man or adam by adding an a to Aich (man).