How to Say “Philip” in Hebrew

פיליפ
filip
Philip is a male given name in Hebrew, written as פיליפ (filip).
Meaning: male given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is filip.

Did you know?

  • When writing פיליפ in a cursive style, the letters look entirely different from the print version, often appearing more like looped Latin characters.
  • In Israel, the name פיליפ is almost exclusively associated with non-Jewish residents or immigrants, as it is not a traditional Jewish name.
  • While פיליפ is used for people of foreign origin, the biblical Hebrew equivalent is פילጶס, which appears in the New Testament portions of Hebrew translations.

Examples in context

  • פיליפ וטום קשורים זה לזה.
    Philip and Tom are related to each other.
    This sentence is useful for showing the use of פיליפ in a sentence about people being related.
    Tatoeba #1499895 by RoyTek, translation #34407 by CN
  • פיליפ נמצא בחדר.
    Philip nimtsa ba-khader.
    Philip is in the room.

Example conversation

Noa and Itay are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. נועה Noa

    מי זה הבחור בתמונה?
    Mi ze ha-bachur ba-tmuna?
    Who is the guy in the picture?
  2. איתי Itay

    זה פיליפ, הוא עובד איתי.
    Ze Philip, hu oved iti.
    This is Philip, he works with me.
  3. נועה Noa

    הוא נראה נחמד מאוד.
    Hu nir'a nehmad me'od.
    He looks very nice.
  4. איתי Itay

    כן, פיליפ באמת אדם מקסים.
    Ken, Philip be'emet adam maksim.
    Yes, Philip is truly a charming person.

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