How to Say “Teresa” in Hebrew

תרזה
tirzá
The Hebrew word for the female given name Teresa is תרזה (tirzá).
תרזה is a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

tirzá

Did you know?

  • While תרזה is used for the name 'Teresa', the Biblical name תרצה (Tirzah) is a distinct name meaning 'pleasant' or 'agreeable'.
  • When referring to Mother Teresa, Israelis use the term אם תרזה (Im Teresa), where אם is the word for 'mother'.
  • The Hebrew spelling תרזה is a phonetic transliteration, meaning it is constructed purely to mimic the sound of the foreign name rather than being a traditional Hebrew name.

Examples in context

  • למי עזרה אמא תרזה?
    Who did Mother Teresa help?
    This sentence is useful for asking about the person Mother Teresa helped.
    Tatoeba #1837576 by Eldad, translation #1837535 by Amastan
  • אמא תרזה נולדה ביוגוסלביה ב-1910.
    Mother Teresa was born in Yugoslavia in 1910.
    This sentence is useful for stating the birth details of Mother Teresa.
    Tatoeba #1978310 by fekundulo, translation #32865 by CK
  • בשנת 1979 אמא תרזה זכתה בפרס נובל לשלום.
    In 1979, Mother Teresa won the Nobel Peace Prize.
    This sentence is useful for noting when Mother Teresa won the Nobel Peace Prize.
    Tatoeba #1422678 by Eldad, translation #73275 by CK
  • האם תֶּרֶזָה תגיע למסיבה היום?
    Will Teresa come to the party today?
  • 4 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Noam and Agur are looking at a list of guests for a party.

  1. נועם Noam

    האם תרזה תבוא למסיבה?
    Ha'im Teresa tavo la-mesiba?
    Will Teresa come to the party?
  2. עגור Adi

    כן, היא כבר אישרה.
    Ken, hi kvar ishera.
    Yes, she already confirmed.
  3. נועם Noam

    אני לא מכיר את תרזה.
    Ani lo makir et Teresa.
    I don't know Teresa.
  4. עגור Adi

    היא חברה טובה שלי.
    Hi chavera tova sheli.
    She is a good friend of mine.

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