Hebrew

Twelve in Hebrew is expressed as שְׁתֵּים־עֶשְׂרֵה or שְׁנֵים־עָשָׂר. The term is the cardinal number 12.

Silence in Hebrew is expressed as שקט or דממה. The term refers to a lack of sound. In everyday commands, you can say שקט! to demand that someone be quiet.

The English word ‘east’ can be translated into Hebrew as מִזְרָח or קֶדֶם.

The Hebrew word for lilies is חבצלות. The term refers to large, fragrant flowers that are often white or colorful.

The Hebrew word for “harmony” is הרמוניה. הרמוניה is used to denote agreement or accord.

The Hebrew word for priest is כומר or כֹּהֵן depending on the religious context.

In Hebrew, the word for hard is קשה. The adjective קשה is used to describe something that requires a lot of effort to do or understand.

The Hebrew word for “reading” is קריאה. קריאה refers to the process of interpreting written language.

The English word ‘remnant’ is translated into Hebrew as שריד.

The Hebrew phrase for “peace be still” is שָׁלוֹם הֵרָגַע.