How to Say “Taxi” in Hebrew

מונית
monit
The Hebrew word for taxi is מונית (monit).
The word מונית refers to a vehicle available for public hire.
Meaning: vehicle available for public hire (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

מונית is a feminine noun. To express the plural form, taxis, use מוניות.

How do you pronounce it?

monit

Did you know?

  • The word מונית is derived from the word מונה, which means 'counter', referring to the taximeter that counts the fare.
  • In Israel, you can hail a מונית by waving your hand, but you cannot legally stop one if the 'empty' sign on the roof is not lit.
  • It is a common local custom to negotiate the price of a מונית before starting the trip if the driver is not using a meter.

Examples in context

  • טום מצא לי מונית.
    Tom found me a taxi.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to say someone found you a מונית.
    Tatoeba #1703177 by MrShoval, translation #37411 by CK
  • אף מונית לא עצרה.
    No taxi stopped.
    This sentence shows how to say that no מונית stopped.
    Tatoeba #1833995 by MrShoval, translation #40953 by CM
  • הם רצו כולם מונית.
    They all wanted a taxi.
    This sentence illustrates how to say that everyone wanted a מונית.
    Tatoeba #5970292 by fekundulo, translation #2167432 by CM
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Example conversation

Iti and Noa are standing on a street corner in the rain.

  1. איתי Itay

    בואי נזמין מונית, יורד גשם.
    Bo'i nazmin monit, yored geshem.
    Let's order a taxi, it's raining.
  2. נועה Noa

    אתה צודק, אני כבר מחפשת מונית באפליקציה.
    Atah tzodek, ani kvar mechapeshet monit ba-aplikatzia.
    You're right, I'm already looking for a taxi in the app.
  3. איתי Itay

    מצאת מונית פנויה?
    Matzat monit pnuya?
    Did you find an available taxi?
  4. נועה Noa

    כן, המונית תגיע בעוד שתי דקות.
    Ken, ha-monit tagia be-od shtei dakot.
    Yes, the taxi will arrive in two minutes.

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