How to Say “Siege” in Hebrew

מצור
matzor
The Hebrew word for "siege" is מצור (matzor).
מצור refers to a military blockade of a settlement.
Meaning: military blockade of settlement (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

מצור is a masculine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is matzor.

Did you know?

  • In military Hebrew, the act of breaking a מצור is called פריצת מצור, where פריצה can also mean 'breaking into' a building or 'hacking' a computer.
  • The word מצור is closely related to the Hebrew word for 'narrow' or 'constricted', describing the way a blockade physically tightens around a location.
  • In Jewish liturgy and poetry, the concept of a מצור is sometimes used as a metaphor for the 'constriction' of the soul during times of spiritual trial.

Examples in context

  • הם שרדו מצור ארוך מאוד.
    hem shar-vu mitzor arokh me'od.
    They survived a very long siege.
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