Hebrew

The Hebrew word for “who” is מי. מי is an interrogative pronoun.

The English phrase ‘angels’ is translated into Hebrew as מלאכים. מלאכים refers to spiritual beings believed to be messengers or servants of God.

The Hebrew word for backpack is יַלְקוּט.

The Hebrew word for “not” is לא. לא is used to express negation or to deny that something is true.

The English word ‘soon’ can be translated into Hebrew in several ways, most commonly as עוֹד מְעַט.

The English word “lily” is translated into Hebrew as שושן. שושן refers to the flower in the genus Lilium.

The English phrase “eyes” is translated into Hebrew as עיניים.

In Hebrew, “have a safe trip” is expressed as נסיעה טובה. This phrase is used to wish someone a pleasant and secure journey when they are departing.

The English word dinosaur is translated into Hebrew as דינוזאור. The term refers to a prehistoric reptile.

The English word “tattoo” is translated into Hebrew as קעקוע. The noun קעקוע refers to an image made in the skin using ink and a needle.