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How do you write STEVEN in Aramaic?

There isn't a single perfect way to write "Steven" in Aramaic because:

* Aramaic has different dialects: There are several dialects of Aramaic, each with its own unique writing system and pronunciation.

* "Steven" is a Greek name: Aramaic doesn't have a direct equivalent for the name "Steven." It would need to be transliterated, meaning finding the closest Aramaic equivalent for the sounds of each letter.

Here are a couple of possibilities, using the Western Aramaic script (often used in the Bible):

* ܣܛܘܢ (Stuwn): This is a transliteration of the name using the closest sounds in Aramaic.

* ܣܛܦܢܘܣ (Stepanos): This is a transliteration of the Greek name "Stephanos," which is similar in meaning to "Steven" (meaning "crown" or "wreath").

Ultimately, the best way to write "Steven" in Aramaic depends on the specific context and the intended audience.

If you need a more precise translation, you should consult with an Aramaic scholar or linguist.

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