Hebrew

The Hebrew word for seventy is שבעים.

The Hebrew word for heaven (meaning paradise or the upper-world) is פרדיסא or גַּן עֵדֶן. These terms are used to describe a paradise or the upper-world.

The Hebrew word for student is סְטוּדֶנְט. The term refers to a person enrolled at a school, university or other education institution.

The English phrase “behold” is translated into Hebrew as הִנֵּה.

The Hebrew phrase for “our father” is אבינו. אבינו can be used to mean “our Father” or “our Heavenly Father.”

דליה is the Hebrew way to say dalia.

The English phrase “yes sir” is translated into Hebrew as כן המפקד. כן המפקד is used specifically in a military context to acknowledge an order.

In Hebrew, the English word man can be translated as גֶּבֶר or אִישׁ. Both words refer to an adult male human.

The English phrase “golden calf” is translated into Hebrew as עגל הזהב. This noun refers to a golden image of a calf.

The Hebrew word for “pillow” is כרית. כרית refers to a soft cushion used to support the head in bed.