Hebrew

To cry in Hebrew is לבכות (livkot). The verb לבכות is used to describe the act of shedding tears.

The English word ‘country’ can be translated into Hebrew as אֶרֶץ or מְדִינָה. Both words refer to a country, but they are used in different contexts.

The Hebrew phrase for sports is ספורט.

In Hebrew, the English word “christian” is translated as נוֹצְרִי. The term refers to a member of the Christian religion.

To wean is translated into Hebrew as לגמול. The verb לגמול is used to describe the process of ceasing to give milk.

The Hebrew word for hotel is מָלוֹן. Both מָלוֹן and בֵּית מָלוֹן refer to an establishment that provides accommodation.

The Hebrew phrase for “stand up” is לקום. לקום is used to describe the act of rising from a sitting position.

The Hebrew word for pizza is פיצה. פיצה is used to refer to the Italian dish.

The English word ‘easy’ can be translated into Hebrew as קַל or פָּשׁוּט. Both terms are used to describe something that requires little skill or effort.

The Hebrew word for house is בית. בית refers to a physical building (a house) as well as the concept of a home.