Hebrew

The English word “chariot” is translated into Hebrew as מרכבה. The term מרכבה refers to a vehicle used in warfare.

The English verb ‘uproot’ is translated into Hebrew as עָקַר or שֵׁרַשׁ.

דבורה is the Hebrew female given name for Deborah.

In Hebrew, the phrase to say “I have” is יש לי. The phrase יש לי is used to state that the speaker possesses or owns something.

The English word “bold” is translated into Hebrew as אמיץ. The adjective describes someone or something that is courageous or daring.

The Hebrew word for “truth” is אמת. אמת is used to express conformity to fact or reality.

In Hebrew, “hello brother” is said as שלום אחי. שלום אחי is an informal greeting used to address a male friend or peer.

In Hebrew, the English word ‘really’ is expressed as באמת. The word באמת functions as an adverb meaning ‘actually’ or ‘in truth’.

To help in Hebrew is to say עזר. The verb is used to describe the action of providing assistance to someone or something.

In Hebrew, the name for the biblical book Deuteronomy is דְּבָרִים.