How to Say “Tomato” in Hebrew
The Hebrew word for “tomato” is עַגְבָנִיָּה. The word refers to the fruit of the tomato plant.
The Hebrew word for “tomato” is עַגְבָנִיָּה. The word refers to the fruit of the tomato plant.
The Hebrew word for the act of winnowing (the process of separating chaff from grain) is זרייה.
The Hebrew word for the spice ginger is ג’ינג’ר. ג’ינג’ר is used to refer to the spice known as ginger.
דוד is the Hebrew way to say the male given name David. דוד is used as a masculine given name.
The Hebrew word for the adjective square is מרובע. מרובע is used to describe something that is shaped like a square.
The English word “adder” is translated to Hebrew as צפע. The word צפע refers to a snake.
In Hebrew, ‘land’ can be expressed in several ways. The default form is אֶרֶץ.