Hebrew

The Hebrew word for ‘life’ is חיים. The word חיים refers to the state of being alive.

The English word ‘lion’ is translated into Hebrew as אַרְיֵה. All provided forms of the word refer to the big cat Panthera leo.

The English name Christine is written as כריסטין in Hebrew. כריסטין is a female given name used in Hebrew.

The Hebrew phrase for ‘come here’ is בוא הנה. בוא הנה is a command used to tell someone to move toward the speaker’s current location.

The English name Rebecca is translated into Hebrew as רבקה. רבקה is a female given name.

The Hebrew phrase for “glory to god” is תהילה לאל. תהילה לאל is an expression used to praise or give honor to God.

The Hebrew verb for ‘save’ is לשמור. לשמור is used to mean saving something for later use, such as food.

The English phrase “I love you” is translated into Hebrew as אֲנִי אוֹהֵב אוֹתָךְ (and other gendered forms).

The Hebrew phrase for “enjoy your meal” is בתיאבון. בתיאבון is used to wish someone a pleasant meal before they begin eating.

The English word “color” is translated into Hebrew as צבע. The noun צבע refers to a particular set of the visible spectrum.