How to Say “Quiver” in Hebrew

אשפה
ashpa
The Hebrew word for 'quiver' is אשפה (ashpa).
This verb is used to describe the action of shaking or moving with a slight, tremulous motion.
Meaning: shake or move with slight and tremulous motion (verb)

How do you pronounce it?

ashpa

Did you know?

  • The word אשפה is actually a homonym for a common Hebrew noun meaning 'garbage' or 'trash'.
  • While 'quiver' in English can also mean a case for arrows, the Hebrew word אשפה has no connection to weaponry or archery.
  • While אשפה refers to a tremulous motion, it is much more frequently encountered in daily life as the word for 'garbage'.

Example conversation

Two people are watching a very tense movie together.

  1. איתי Itay

    את רואה איך הוא התחיל אשפה?
    at ro'ah eich hu hithelil ashpa?
    Do you see how he started to quiver?
  2. עגור Adi

    כן, הוא נראה ממש מפוחד.
    ken, hu nir'a mamash mefuched.
    Yes, he looks really scared.
  3. איתי Itay

    אני בטוח שזה בגלל המפלצת.
    ani batuach she-ze bishal ha-mifletzet.
    I'm sure it's because of the monster.
  4. עגור Adi

    אני גם מתחילה לרעוד עכשיו!
    ani gam matchila liredet achshav!
    I'm starting to shake now too!
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