Skye Hazel

The English verb ‘swim’ is translated into Hebrew as לשחות. The verb is used to describe the action of moving through water.

The Hebrew word for “wind” is רוח. The noun רוח refers to the movement of air, but depending on the context, it can also mean “spirit” or “soul”.

The Hebrew verb for ‘deceive’ is רִמָּה. Both רִמָּה and הוֹנָה mean to trick or mislead someone.

The English word “smile” is translated to Hebrew as חיוך.

The English phrase ‘serpent’ can be translated into Hebrew as נָחָשׁ or שָׂרָף. The term נָחָשׁ is the standard, everyday word for a snake.

The Hebrew word for sky is שמיים.

The Hebrew word for purple is סגול. The word סגול is used to refer to the color purple both as a noun and as an adjective.

Rachel is a female given name in Hebrew, written as רחל.

The Hebrew phrase for “safe journey” is נסיעה טובה. נסיעה טובה is used to wish someone a pleasant and secure trip.

The English phrase “genesis” is translated into Hebrew as בראשית. בראשית is used as the name for the first book of the Torah/Bible.