Hebrew

The Hebrew phrase for “no problem” is אין בעיה.

The Hebrew word for sky is שמיים.

The English word ‘crown’ is translated into Hebrew as כתר. The noun כתר refers to a royal headdress.

The English phrase “root” is translated into Hebrew as שורש. The word שורש refers to the part of a plant.

The Hebrew word for “shield” is מגן.

The Hebrew word for ransom is כופר. כופר is a noun used to describe money paid to free a hostage.

To say why in Hebrew, say לָמָּה. A more formal word is מַדּוּעַ (madúa’). לָמָּה asks for what reason.

The Hebrew word for purple is סגול. The word סגול is used to refer to the color purple both as a noun and as an adjective.

The English phrase “wolves” is translated into Hebrew as זאבים. זאבים refers to wild carnivorous mammals that resemble large dogs and live in packs.

The Hebrew word for three is שָׁלוֹשׁ or שְׁלוֹשָׁה. The phrase refers to the cardinal number 3.