Hebrew

The English word “human” (noun) is translated into Hebrew as בֶּן אָדָם. בֶּן אָדָם is used to refer to a human being as an individual person.

The Hebrew phrase for “brother and sister” is אח ואחות. The phrase אח ואחות is used to refer to two siblings, specifically one male and one female.

The Hebrew word chazak means strong. חזק is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is strong.

The English word ‘body’ is translated into Hebrew as גוף. גוף refers to the physical structure of a human or animal.

The Hebrew word for “whale” is לווייתן \ לִוְיָתָן. לווייתן \ לִוְיָתָן refers to a large sea mammal.

The Hebrew word for married is נשוי. The adjective is used to describe someone in a state of marriage, meaning they have a spouse.

To heal in Hebrew is לרפא. The verb לרפא is transitive, meaning it requires an object (e.g., to heal a person or a wound).

The Hebrew word for wine is יין \ יַיִן (yáyin). The term refers to an alcoholic beverage made from grapes.

In Hebrew, ‘well’ can be translated in several ways depending on whether you are describing health or competence.

The Hebrew word for neck is צוואר. צוואר refers to the part of the body that connects the head to the trunk.