Lillian Isabelle

The Hebrew word for heifer is עגלה. עגלה is used to refer to a young cow.

The Hebrew word for key is מפתח. מפתח refers to a device designed to open and close a lock.

The Hebrew phrase for “our father” is אבינו. אבינו can be used to mean “our Father” or “our Heavenly Father.”

To sit down in Hebrew is לשבת (lashevet). The phrase לשבת is a verb meaning to assume a sitting position from a standing position.

The English word “pharaoh” is translated into Hebrew as פרעה. פרעה is a noun used to refer to the supreme ruler of ancient Egypt.

The Hebrew word for ‘groan’ is לגנוח (ligno’ach). This term refers to a low, guttural sound uttered in frustration or disapproval.

sarai is the Hebrew female given name שרי. sarai is used as a proper noun for a female given name.

The English word “Christmas” is translated into Hebrew as חג המולד. חג המולד refers to the festival or holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.

The Hebrew phrase for hello and goodbye is שלום. שלום is a versatile greeting used when arriving or when departing.

The English phrase “days” is ימים in Hebrew.