Hebrew

אלישע is the Hebrew name for the biblical prophet Elisha. אלישע is used as a proper noun to refer to the specific biblical figure Elisha.

In Hebrew, ‘have a great day’ is translated as שיהיה לך יום נפלא.

The English phrase “america” is אמריקה in Hebrew. אמריקה refers to the country known as the United States of America.

The Hebrew word for minute is דקה. דקה is used as a noun to refer to the unit of time.

To say “I agree” in Hebrew, use אני מסכים. This phrase is used to state that you have the same opinion as someone else or accept a proposal.

The Hebrew word for rock is סלע. סלע refers specifically to a large rock, a boulder or a rocky structure.

Charlotte is a female given name translated into Hebrew as שרלוט. שרלוט is the Hebrew transliteration of the female given name Charlotte.

The Hebrew word for coffee is קפה. קפה is a noun used to refer to the beverage.

Lamentation in Hebrew is translated as קינה. The word refers to a sorrowful cry or a lament.

The Hebrew word for “summer” is קיץ. The word קיץ refers to the hottest season of the year.