Hebrew

The Hebrew way to say “later” is אחר כך. אחר כך is used as an adverb meaning “afterward in time”.

The Hebrew word for duck is ברווז \ בַּרְוָז. The term refers to the aquatic bird of the family Anatidae.

The Hebrew word for juice is מיץ. The word is used to refer to a beverage made of juice (noun).

The Hebrew word for job is עֲבוֹדָה. The term is used to describe an economic role for which a person is paid.

The Hebrew word for big is גדול. The word is used to describe something of a great size. Depending on the context, it can also mean great or old.

The English phrase abomination is תועבה in Hebrew. תועבה is a noun used to describe something abominable.

The Hebrew phrase for “gift from god” is מתנה מאלוהים.

In Hebrew, “just kidding” is said as סתם בצחוק. The phrase סתם בצחוק is used to clarify that a previous statement was not meant to be taken seriously.

The English phrase “torah” is תורה in Hebrew. The word תורה refers to the Five Books of Moses and the full body of Jewish law.

The Hebrew word for the fruit orange is תַּפּוּז. Note that the word for the fruit is distinct from the word used to describe the color orange.