Phyllis Sherry

The Hebrew word for ‘his’ is שלו. שלו is used to indicate that something belongs to him.

The English phrase “cheap” is translated into Hebrew as זוֹל. The term is used to describe something that is low or reduced in price.

The Hebrew way to say “later” is אחר כך. אחר כך is used as an adverb meaning “afterward in time”.

The Hebrew word for defender is מָגֵן. In sports like soccer, the masculine singular form מָגֵן is used to refer to a single male defender.

The Hebrew verb for ‘rebuke’ is לנזוף (linzof). The verb is used to express the act of criticizing someone harshly or reproving them.

The English phrase ‘in the name of jesus’ is translated into Hebrew as בשם ישוע.

The English name Benjamin is translated into Hebrew as בנימין. בנימין is a male given name.

The English word “law” can be translated into Hebrew as דִּין or חוק.

The Hebrew word for glass is זכוכית. זכוכית refers specifically to the substance or material glass.

The Hebrew phrase for “my king” is מלכי. This phrase is used to address or refer to one’s own king.