How to Say “Done” in Hebrew

בוצע
butza
The Hebrew word for "done" is בוצע (butza).
בוצע is used to express that a task has been completed. In professional or technical settings, using the word alone with an exclamation mark, בוצע!, is a common way to signal the completion of a command or a task.
Meaning: expresses that a task has been completed (intj)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of the word is בוצעו, which means "were done" or "have been done".

How do you pronounce it?

butza

Did you know?

  • In modern Israeli military or high-pressure environments, soldiers might shout בוצע! as a way of acknowledging an order, much like a verbal salute.
  • The root of בוצע is shared with the word ביצוע, which means 'execution' or 'implementation' of a plan.
  • In Hebrew, the concept of 'done' can be expressed by גמור, but using גמור can also mean someone is 'finished' in the sense of being exhausted or defeated.

Examples in context

  • בוצע!
    It's done!
    This example shows how to use בוצע to announce that something is finished.
    Tatoeba #1488384 by Eldad, translation #1488133 by arnxy20
  • עֲשִׂיתִי אֶת הַעֲבוֹדָה וְסֵיַמְתִּי
    I did the work and I'm done
  • התפקיד בוצע בהצלחה.
    ha-tafkid buca be-hatzlacha.
    The task was done successfully.
  • השינוי המבוקש בוצע במערכת.
    ha-shinuy ha-mevukash buca ba-ma'arekhet.
    The requested change was done in the system.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two colleagues discussing a task at the office.

  1. איתי Itay

    רוטם, שלחת את המייל?
    Rotem, shlachtat et hamayil?
    Rotem, did you send the email?
  2. רוטם Rotem

    כן, בוצע!
    Ken, botze!
    Yes, done!
  3. איתי Itay

    מעולה, תודה רבה.
    Meule, toda raba.
    Great, thank you very much.
  4. רוטם Rotem

    אין בעיה, איתי.
    Ein beaya, Itai.
    No problem, Itai.

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