Hebrew

The Hebrew verb for ‘rebuke’ is לנזוף (linzof). The verb is used to express the act of criticizing someone harshly or reproving them.

The English word ‘anointed’ is translated into Hebrew as משוח (mashuach). The adjective describes someone or something that has been anointed.

The Hebrew phrase for “new year” is שנה חדשה. שנה חדשה refers to the year following the current year.

The Hebrew word for pride is גאווה \ גַּאֲוָה.

יעקב is the Hebrew way to say the male given name Jacob. יעקב is used as a standard male given name.

The Hebrew word for butter is חמאה. The term refers to the soft foodstuff made from milk.

The Hebrew word for rabbit is אַרְנָב. The term refers to the mammal known as a rabbit.

The English phrase “happy yom teruah” is translated into Hebrew as יום תרועה שמח.

The name of the biblical book Haggai is written as חַגַּי in Hebrew. This term refers to the name of the book of the Bible known as Haggai.

The English word “new” is translated into Hebrew as חדש. חדש is an adjective used to describe something that was recently made or created.