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To sit in Hebrew is לשבת. The verb לשבת describes a person being in a position where the upper body is upright and the legs are supported.

The Hebrew phrase for ‘underworld’ is עולם תחתון. The term describes a part of society engaged in crime or vice.

To say why in Hebrew, say לָמָּה. A more formal word is מַדּוּעַ (madúa’). לָמָּה asks for what reason.

The English word ‘gift’ can be translated into Hebrew as מַתָּנָה or שַׁי.

shalom is the Hebrew way to say hello or goodbye. שלום is used interchangeably as both a greeting and a farewell.

The Hebrew word for pasta is פסטה. פסטה is used to refer to a dish or a serving of pasta.

The Hebrew word for “and” is ו, a conjunction used to connect similar words or phrases.

The English word “golden” is translated into Hebrew as מוזהב.

The English phrase “little man” is translated into Hebrew as איש קטן.

אלישע is the Hebrew name for the biblical prophet Elisha. אלישע is used as a proper noun to refer to the specific biblical figure Elisha.