Hebrew

The Hebrew word for “lemon” is לימון. לימון refers to the citrus fruit.

The Hebrew word for “bunny” is שפנפן. The word refers to a young rabbit.

The Hebrew word for snail is חִלָּזוֹן or שַׁבְּלוּל. Both words refer to any animal of the class Gastropoda that possesses a shell.

The English word ‘maybe’ can be translated into Hebrew as אוּלַי or יִתָּכֵן. Both words are used to indicate a lack of certainty.

The Hebrew word for plum is שזיף. שזיף refers to the fruit of the Prunus domestica plant.

The English word ‘chill’ can be expressed in Hebrew using the verb להירגע.

The Hebrew phrase for “what the heck” is מה לעזאזל.

The phrase “god is here” in Hebrew is אלוהים כאן. The phrase is used to make a statement asserting that a deity is present in a specific location.

The English phrase “I am here” is translated into Hebrew as אני פה. This phrase is used to state that one is present in a specific location.

The English word ‘butler’ can be translated into Hebrew as רַב מְשָׁרְתִים or בֶּן מֶשֶׁק הַבַּיִת. Both terms refer to a chief male servant.