Hebrew

The Hebrew word for ‘him’ is אותו. אותו is used as an accusative or direct object pronoun.

To clap in Hebrew is למחוא כפיים. The phrase is used as an intransitive verb to describe the action of striking the palms of the hands together.

To sit down in Hebrew is לשבת (lashevet). The phrase לשבת is a verb meaning to assume a sitting position from a standing position.

The phrase ‘I love you, father’ in Hebrew is אני אוהב אותך, אבא. This phrase is used to express affection and love toward one’s father.

The English word “pharaoh” is translated into Hebrew as פרעה. פרעה is a noun used to refer to the supreme ruler of ancient Egypt.

ערב טוב is the Hebrew phrase for “good evening”. The phrase ערב טוב is used both as a greeting when arriving and as a way to say goodbye in the evening.

The Hebrew phrase for “in the beginning” is בראשית. בראשית is used to describe the start of time or the origin of the universe.

The Hebrew word for sun is שֶׁמֶשׁ. The primary way to refer to the star around which the Earth revolves is שֶׁמֶשׁ.

The Hebrew word for window is חלון. חלון refers to an opening for light and air (noun).

The Hebrew word for eternal is נצחי (nitzchi). The word describes something that lasts forever.