How to Say “Artist” in Hebrew

אֳמָן
ománmasculine
The Hebrew word for artist is אֳמָן (omán). Wiktionary also lists אָמָּן (omán).
Meaning: person who creates art (noun)

Ways to say it

“artist” in Hebrew
Hebrew Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
אֳמָן omán masculine
אָמָּן omán masculine

An artist is a person who creates art. Some Hebrew speakers in North American communities may also use the borrowed word אַרטיסט.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In North American Hebrew-speaking communities, the English loanword אַרטיסט is sometimes used.

How does it change in a sentence?

The feminine singular form is אֲמָנִית, while the masculine or mixed-gender plural form is אֲמָנִים.

How do you pronounce it?

omán

Did you know?

  • In modern Hebrew, calling someone an אַרטיסט can sometimes be a sarcastic way to describe someone who is being a 'show-off' or acting dramatic.
  • While אֳמָן is the standard word, it is also the biblical word for a 'skilled craftsman' or 'artisan' rather than just a fine artist.
  • Because אֳמָן can mean 'craftsman', it is still the word used in many official Israeli government titles for specialized skilled workers.

Examples in context

  • אמנית משגעת זו מצליחה להביא לחיים יצירות ייחודיות.
    This crazy artist manages to bring unique works of art to life.
  • הוא אֳמָן מוכשר מאוד.
    hu oman mokhashar me'od.
    He is a very talented artist.
  • אֳמָן יצירתי תמיד מוצא רעיונות חדשים.
    oman yetzirati tamid motze ra'ayonot khadashim.
    A creative artist always finds new ideas.

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