How to Say “Harmony” in Hebrew

הרמוניה
harmonia
The Hebrew word for "harmony" is הרמוניה (harmonia).
הרמוניה is used to denote agreement or accord.
Meaning: agreement or accord (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

harmonia

Did you know?

  • The Hebrew language uses a system of roots, but since הרמוניה is an imported word, it has no three-letter root to generate other related verbs or adjectives.
  • While הרמוניה is used in modern Hebrew for musical or social harmony, it is a relatively recent loanword from Greek. For ancient or biblical concepts of 'harmony' involving divine order, Hebrew speakers often use the word סדר (order) or התאמה (fitness/suitability).
  • The concept of 'harmony' in Hebrew culture is often linked to the idea of 'unity' (אחדות), especially when discussing social or national harmony in a political context.

Examples in context

  • הייתה הרמוניה מוחלטת בין השכנים.
    Hayta harmoniya mukhalatit bein ha'shchenim.
    There was absolute harmony between the neighbors.
  • אנחנו מחפשים הרמוניה בעבודה הקבוצתית.
    Anakhnu mekhapsim harmoniya be'avoda ha'kvutzatit.
    We are looking for harmony in group work.
  • הסכמי השלום הביאו הרמוניה למדינה.
    Heskimei ha'shalom hevi'u harmoniya la'medina.
    The peace agreements brought harmony to the country.

Example conversation

Maya and Noam are discussing their new project collaboration.

  1. נועם Noam

    איך את מרגישה לגבי העבודה המשותפת?
    Eich at margisha legabi haavoda hameshutefet?
    How do you feel about the joint work?
  2. מאיה Maya

    אני חושבת שיש בינינו הרמוניה מצוינת.
    Ani choshevet sheyesh beineinu armonya metzuyenet.
    I think there is excellent harmony between us.
  3. נועם Noam

    אני מסכים, זה עוזר לנו להתקדם.
    Ani maskim, ze ozer lanu lehitkadem.
    I agree, it helps us move forward.
  4. מאיה Maya

    בדיוק, זה המפתח להצלחה.
    Bediyuk, ze hamapteach lachatzlacha.
    Exactly, that is the key to success.
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