How to Say “Redemption” in Hebrew

גאולה
geulá
Redemption in Hebrew is גאולה (geulá).
The term גאולה refers to salvation from sin and is primarily used in religious or theological contexts.
Meaning: salvation from sin (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun גאולה can take the construct form גאולת when it is followed by a noun in a possessive relationship, such as expressing 'redemption of' something. The related verb form is לגאול, which means 'to redeem' or 'to save'.

How do you pronounce it?

geulá

Did you know?

  • The concept of 'redemption' in Hebrew is deeply tied to the biblical 'redeemer' (גואל), a figure who traditionally paid a price to free a relative from slavery.
  • The phrase גאולה שלמה refers to a 'complete redemption', implying that partial salvation is a distinct possibility in Jewish thought.
  • The concept of גאולה is often linked to the 'Age of Redemption', a future era of universal peace and the gathering of the Jewish people.

Examples in context

  • לא תתכן גאולה ללא חרטה.
    There can be no redemption without repentance.
    This sentence shows the relationship between גאולה and repentance.
    Tatoeba #5873566 by fekundulo, translation #5707024 by AlanF_US
  • אני אוהב סיפורי גאולה!
    I love a good redemption story!
    This sentence uses גאולה in the context of a story.
    Tatoeba #13632186 by rul, translation #10633362 by buster_blu
  • סאמי מצא גאולה בכנסייה.
    Sami found redemption at church.
    This sentence demonstrates finding גאולה in a religious setting.
    Tatoeba #13578612 by rul, translation #6690623 by OsoHombre
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Noa and Itai are discussing a book about spirituality.

  1. נועה Noa

    אתה מאמין שיש גאולה לכל אדם?
    Atah ma'amin she-yesh ge'ulah le-kol adam?
    Do you believe there is redemption for every person?
  2. איתי Itay

    כן, אני חושב שזה תמיד אפשרי.
    Ken, ani khoshev she-ze tamid efshari.
    Yes, I think it is always possible.
  3. נועה Noa

    זה נושא מאוד עמוק ומורכב.
    Ze noseh me'od amok u-morkhav.
    It is a very deep and complex subject.
  4. איתי Itay

    נכון, אבל זה נותן תקווה.
    Nakhon, aval ze noten tikvah.
    True, but it gives hope.

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