Phyllis Sherry

In Hebrew, the word for “you” is אַתָּה. The terms are used as subject pronouns to address the person or people being spoken to.

The English word ‘smell’ is translated into Hebrew as ריח. ריח is a noun referring to a smell or a scent.

The English word “church” is translated into Hebrew as כנסייה (knesiya). כנסייה is used to refer specifically to a Christian house of worship.

The Hebrew word for “winner” is מְנַצֵּחַ. The term refers to a person who has won or often wins.

The English word “bird” is translated into Hebrew as ציפור \ צִפּוֹר or עוֹף. Use the word to refer to the animal.

The Hebrew phrase for ‘get up’ is לקום. לקום is used to describe the act of rising, such as rising from one’s bed or standing up from a chair.

The Hebrew word for “boss” is בּוֹס. The term is used to refer to a person in charge.