How to Say “Aunt and Uncle” in Hebrew
The English phrase ‘aunt and uncle’ is translated into Hebrew as דוד ודודה.
The English phrase ‘aunt and uncle’ is translated into Hebrew as דוד ודודה.
Twelve in Hebrew is expressed as שְׁתֵּים־עֶשְׂרֵה or שְׁנֵים־עָשָׂר. The term is the cardinal number 12.
Silence in Hebrew is expressed as שקט or דממה. The term refers to a lack of sound. In everyday commands, you can say שקט! to demand that someone be quiet.
The Hebrew word for “reading” is קריאה. קריאה refers to the process of interpreting written language.
Saturn in Hebrew can be said as שַׁבְּתַאי or כִּיּוּן. The word refers to the planet Saturn.
The English phrase ‘child of god’ is translated into Hebrew as בן אלוהים.
The Hebrew word for mushroom is פטרייה. The word פטרייה refers to the fruiting body of a fungus.
The phrase “come lord jesus” in Hebrew is בוא האדון ישוע. This phrase is used as a prayer or a plea specifically asking for the return of Jesus Christ.