How to Say “Restore” in Hebrew
To restore in Hebrew is לשחזר. The verb לשחזר means to bring something back to a previous condition or state.
To restore in Hebrew is לשחזר. The verb לשחזר means to bring something back to a previous condition or state.
The English phrase ‘rabbi’ is translated into Hebrew as רַב or רַבִּי. A rabbi is a Jewish scholar or teacher.
The Hebrew verb for ‘deceive’ is רִמָּה. Both רִמָּה and הוֹנָה mean to trick or mislead someone.
The Hebrew word for cake is עוגה. עוגה refers to a type of sweet dessert.
The Hebrew word for “angle” is זווית \ זָוִית. זווית \ זָוִית refers to a geometrical figure.
To sit in Hebrew is לשבת. The verb לשבת describes a person being in a position where the upper body is upright and the legs are supported.
The English phrase ‘serpent’ can be translated into Hebrew as נָחָשׁ or שָׂרָף. The term נָחָשׁ is the standard, everyday word for a snake.
The Hebrew word for manna is מן. מן is used to refer to any good thing.
The Hebrew word for eggplant is חציל. The word חציל refers to the edible fruit of the eggplant plant.