Hebrew

The Hebrew word for “wind” is רוח. The noun רוח refers to the movement of air, but depending on the context, it can also mean “spirit” or “soul”.

To love in Hebrew is לאהוב. The phrase לאהוב is used to express feeling a strong affection or romantic attraction toward someone or something.

The Hebrew word for lamb is טָלֶה, or alternatively שֶׂה. Both words are used to refer to a young sheep.

The Hebrew word for “vegan” is טבעוני. טבעוני refers to a supporter of veganism.

The Hebrew word for “redeemed” is נגאל. The word גָּאַל is used for redemption in a legal or transactional sense, such as redeeming land or possessions.

The English phrase “bruh” is expressed in Hebrew as אחי. It is most commonly used as an interjection to express disbelief, shock or annoyance.

In Hebrew, “how many” is expressed as כמה. The word כמה is used for both ‘how many’ (countable) and ‘how much’ (uncountable).

The Hebrew word for chef is שף. The term refers to the head cook of an establishment, such as a restaurant.

The Hebrew word for charity is צדקה. צדקה is used to refer to the concept of benevolence toward the less fortunate.

The English word ‘rebirth’ is translated into Hebrew as לידה מחדש. לידה מחדש is often used metaphorically for a fresh start.