מיץ
mits
The Hebrew word for juice is מיץ (mits).
The word is used to refer to a beverage made of juice (noun).
Meaning: beverage made of juice (noun)
How does it change in a sentence?
מיץ is a masculine singular noun. The plural form is מיצים.
How do you pronounce it?
mits
Did you know?
- If you are looking for 'juice' in a concentrated form, you might see the word ריכוז used, which actually also means 'concentration' or 'focus'.
- In ancient texts, the concept of 'pressing' associated with מיץ was most commonly linked to the production of olive oil and wine rather than fruit juices.
- While an English speaker might say 'the juice is gone', a Hebrew speaker might say המיץ נגמר, which literally translates to 'the juice finished'.
Examples in context
- הבחורה לא אוהבת מיץ.The girl doesn't like juice.This sentence shows a negative preference regarding the word מיץ.Tatoeba #1439274 by MrShoval, translation #462724 by lukaszpp
- אני אוהב מיץ תפוזים.I'd like orange juice.This sentence expresses a preference for orange juice using מיץ.Tatoeba #5993293 by fekundulo, translation #64785 by CK
- יש מיץ תפוזים במקרר.There's orange juice in the refrigerator.This sentence describes the location of orange juice using מיץ.Tatoeba #5993358 by fekundulo, translation #2712670 by CK
- אנא תן לי כוס מיץ תפוחים.Please give me a glass of apple juice.
- נחם, אשמח אם תכין לי מיץ תפוחים אחד.Nachum, I would be happy if you could make me one glass of apple juice.
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Example conversation
Rotem and Noam are having breakfast at home.
- רוטם Rotemרוצה מיץ טרי?rotza mitz tari?Do you want fresh juice?
- נועם Noamכן, בבקשה.ken, bevakasha.Yes, please.
- רוטם Rotemאיזה מיץ תרצה?eize mitz tirtze?What juice would you like?
- נועם Noamמיץ תפוחים יהיה מצוין.mitz tapu'im yihye metzuyan.Apple juice would be excellent.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
