How to Say “Dark” in Hebrew
The English word ‘dark’ is translated into Hebrew as חָשׁוּךְ. The adjective is used to describe a state of having an absolute or relative lack of light.
The English word ‘dark’ is translated into Hebrew as חָשׁוּךְ. The adjective is used to describe a state of having an absolute or relative lack of light.
The English phrase ‘Christ’ is translated into Hebrew as משיח. משיח is the title used for Jesus of Nazareth.
The Hebrew word for automobile is מכונית. The word מכונית refers to a passenger vehicle or car.
The English verb ‘master’ (to learn to a high degree) is translated into Hebrew as מאסטר.
The English phrase “Jesus Christ” is translated into Hebrew as ישוע המשיח. The component ישוע (Yeshua) is the Hebrew name for Jesus.
The Hebrew phrase for “my friend” is חבר שלי. חבר שלי refers to a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection. It is used informally.
The English word ‘both’ is translated into Hebrew as שניהם. This word is used to refer to each of two people or things, meaning one and the other.
The Hebrew word for “hallelujah” is הללויה. הללויה is used as an exclamation to praise God.
The English word “dog” is translated into Hebrew as כלב. The word refers to the animal known as a dog.