Hebrew

To ask a girl or woman “how are you” in Hebrew, say מה שלומך (ma shlomékh).

In Hebrew, ‘lay down’ is translated as לשכב (lishkav).

The Hebrew word for donut is סופגנייה (sufganiyá). A סופגנייה refers to a fried dough confection.

The Hebrew word for garden is גַּן. A גַּן is a piece of land outside featuring flowers and plants.

The Hebrew phrase for “how much” is כמה. When you want to ask for the price of an item, you can use the phrase כמה זה עולה? (how much does it cost?).

The Hebrew word for oil is שמן. שמן refers to liquid fat. For example, the common phrase for olive oil is שמן זית.

The English phrase “scribe” can be translated into Hebrew as טַפְסָר or לַבְלָר. Both terms refer to a person who writes or a draughtsman.

The Hebrew word for eagle is נשר. The term refers to any of several large carnivorous birds in the family Accipitridae.

The Hebrew phrase for “next year in Jerusalem” is לשנה הבאה בירושלים.

The Hebrew word for “he” is הוא. It can also function as the impersonal “it” when referring to nouns that are grammatically masculine.