Hebrew

The Hebrew word for “hug” is חיבוק \ חִבּוּק, a masculine noun. The noun חיבוק \ חִבּוּק refers to an affectionate embrace.

The English phrase “deal” can be translated into Hebrew as עִסְקָה or דִּיל. Both words refer to an agreement or an arrangement.

The Hebrew phrase for ‘gift of god’ is מתנת אל. This phrase is used to describe a person or thing that is seen as a divine blessing.

השם שלי is the Hebrew phrase for “my name”. This phrase is used to refer to the name that a person is called.

The Hebrew verb for ‘close’ is לסגור. The verb לסגור is used to describe moving something to a shut position, such as a door.

The Hebrew phrase for “glory be to god” is תהילה לאל.

To say I am fine in Hebrew, say אני בסדר (Ani beseder). אני בסדר is the usual reply when someone asks how you are.

To say nothing in Hebrew, say שׁוּם דָּבָר. In everyday speech people often say כְּלוּם. שׁוּם דָּבָר means not any thing.

The Hebrew phrase for “little girl” is ילדה קטנה. This phrase refers to a female child.

חג פסח שמח is the Hebrew way to say “happy passover.” This greeting is used specifically during the Jewish holiday of Passover.