Hebrew

The Hebrew word for calm is רגוע. רגוע is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is free from anger and anxiety.

The Hebrew verb for “hurry” is להזדרז. להזדרז is used to express the action of doing things quickly or rushing to complete a task.

The Hebrew word for ‘elder’ is זקן. זקן can be used as a noun to mean an ‘old person’ or as an adjective to mean ‘old’ in the masculine form.

July in Hebrew is יולי. יולי is the name for the seventh month of the Gregorian calendar.

The Hebrew word for darling is יקיר. יקיר is used as an affectionate term of address to describe a person who is very dear to someone.

The Hebrew word for little is קטן. The adjective קטן is used to describe something that is small in physical size.

The English word “always” is translated into Hebrew as תמיד. תמיד is the most common way to express the concept of “always” in Hebrew.

The English word ‘garbage’ can be translated into Hebrew as זֶבֶל or אַשְׁפָּה. These words are used to refer to waste material and refuse.

The English phrase “honored” can be translated into Hebrew as מכובד. The word מכובד is used to say someone is “honored” in a polite and formal manner.

The Hebrew word for “keyboard” is מקלדת. מקלדת refers to a set of keys used to operate a device such as a computer or a typewriter.