Tyler Leigh

To wean is translated into Hebrew as לגמול. The verb לגמול is used to describe the process of ceasing to give milk.

The Hebrew word for house is בית. בית refers to a physical building (a house) as well as the concept of a home.

The Hebrew word for lamb is טָלֶה, or alternatively שֶׂה. Both words are used to refer to a young sheep.

The Hebrew word for bread is לחם. The word לחם is the standard and most widely used term for baked dough made from cereals.

The Hebrew word for rest is מנוחה. מנוחה is a noun used to describe relief from exertion or a state of quiet and recreation.

The English word ‘melody’ can be translated into Hebrew as מַנגִינָה or לַחַן. Both words refer to a sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase.

In Hebrew, “see you” is expressed as להתראות. להתראות is used as a standard way to say goodbye or “see you later.”

To grow in Hebrew is לגדול. The verb לגדול is intransitive, meaning it is used to describe someone or something becoming bigger.

The phrase “I am jewish” in Hebrew is אני יהודי. This phrase is used to identify oneself as a member of the Jewish people or faith.

The Hebrew word for “ice” is קרח. The word קרח is a noun used to refer to water in its frozen form.