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1. www.masaisrael.org › hebrew-glossaryTop 50 Hebrew Slang Words - Hebrew Slang Glossary - Masa Israel

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   Sababa (סַבָּבָּה) is a vibrant and versatile Hebrew slang word that encapsulates a range of meanings and emotions. Originating from colloquial Arabic, this word has seamlessly integrated itself into modern Israeli Hebrew, becoming an essential part of the country’s linguistic landscape.

2. blogs.timesofisrael.com › basic-hebrew-phrases-andBasic Hebrew Phrases and Slang You Should Know in Israel

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   Apr 4, 2021 · Basic Words and Phrases in Hebrew. Basic Slang Used by Israelis. * From Arabic From Yiddish Φ From Russian ∞ From Ladino. I hope this helps… Good luck! And if you want to learn more about Israeli...

   Word/phrase	Meaning	Example
   Sababa*	Cool; awesome	How was the party? S ababa!
   Yalla*	C’mon; let’s go; go ahead	Wanna grab some coffee? Yalla!
   Walla*	Wow; really, really?	Did you hear she got married? Walla?
   Achla*	Great	How is that cake? Achla! Love it.

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3. firmisrael.org › learn › hebrew-words-every38 Hebrew Words Every Christian Should Know: A Glossary

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   May 7, 2024 · The tetragrammaton, YHVH, is the personal name of God in the Hebrew Bible. In English translations, it is often translated as “the LORD” – in capital letters. When the Jewish people read their Hebrew Scriptures, they usually say “Adonai” when the name יַהְוֶה appears.

4. theculturetrip.com › the-top-10-hebrew-slang-wordsTop Hebrew Slang Words That You Should Learn - Culture Trip

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   Feb 9, 2017 · Here are ten words in colloquial Hebrew that will convince the crowds that you’re almost a local. All are single words (many of which you can learn from the street art), so no need to memorize whole sentences; using them in English phrases is also okay in order to create a rapport with Tel Avivis.

5. www.chabad.org › library › article_cdo13 Basic Hebrew Words to Know and Use All the Time

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   • Shalom (shah-LOME) שלום. Perhaps the best-known Hebrew word today is shalom, which means “peace” or “wellbeing.” It also can be used for both “hello” and “goodbye.”
   • Todah (toe-DAH) תודה. Hebrew for gratitude or acknowledgement, this is the modern word for “thank you.” In Temple times, a Jew who felt grateful for G‑d’s salvation from danger would bring a korban todah, a “sacrifice of gratitude.”
   • Torah (toe-RAH) תורה. Literally “guide” or “instruction,” the Torah refers to the Five Books of Moses which contain G‑d’s instructions. More broadly, Torah refers to the entire corpus of Jewish spiritual scholarship.
   • Mitzvah (mitz-VAH) מצוה. Literally “commandment,” mitzvah refers to any of the 613 commandments in the Torah, especially giving charity. Since a Jew is obligated to follow the commandments after reaching the age of majority, a boy’s 13th birthday is his “bar mitzvah” and a girl’s 12th birthday is her “bat mitzvah.”

6. biblescripture.net › 9-hebrew-words-for-worship9 Hebrew words for worship and praise (+how to use them)

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   Apr 10, 2024 · This article will introduce you to 9 Hebrew words for worship and praise, each carrying its own unique shade of meaning and heart-stirring nuance. We’ll unpack their meanings, delve into their usage in Scripture, and reflect on their relevance in our spiritual practices today.

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   Was the word another expression for God?

   • In Greek philosophy, the Word was the principle of reason that governed the world; in Hebrew thought, the Word was another expression for God. The Greek use of "logos/word" is well known, but what is this commentary referring to when it says that "in Hebrew thought, the Word was another expression for God"?

   What is the Hebrew background of "the word" used in John 1?

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   What does Shalom mean in Hebrew?

   • It can mean glory, honor, respect, distinction, and importance. Most often translated into glory, it indicates worth and value, and results in praise. Glory in Hebrew should be seen as abounding in reverence, almost to a degree that it is terrifying. Click to Learn More Many are familiar with the Hebrew word shalom.

   38 Hebrew Words Every Christian Should Know: A Glossary - FIRM Israel

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   What is a word in the Bible?

   • A "word" is that by which we communicate our will; by which we convey our thoughts; or by which we issue commands the medium of communication with others. The Son of God may be called "the Word," because he is the medium by which God promulgates His will and issues His commandments. See Hebrews 1:1-3. This term was in use before the time of John.

   What is the Hebrew background of "the word" used in John 1?

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   What does Yesh mean in Hebrew?

   • It doesn’t have a direct English equivalent, but it’s an integral part of informal Hebrew conversations, often used to motivate, excite, and hurry things along. Yesh (יֵשׁ) is a Hebrew word that carries significant meaning and is often used to express the existence or presence of something.

   Top 50 Hebrew Slang Words - Hebrew Slang Glossary - Masa Israel

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   What does Kavod mean in Hebrew?

   • Kavod is a term with both social and moral implications, and stems from the root word for weight. It can mean glory, honor, respect, distinction, and importance. Most often translated into glory, it indicates worth and value, and results in praise. Glory in Hebrew should be seen as abounding in reverence, almost to a degree that it is terrifying.

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   What does ABBA & Imma mean in Ivrit - Hebrew?

   • The words Abba and Imma used in Ivrit - Hebrew are taken from Aramaic. Reply Actually, Abba and Imma in Aramaic mean, respectively, *the* father and *the* mother ( rarely, my father and my mother). In modern Hebrew, they are the children's 'names' for their parents.

   13 Basic Hebrew Words to Know and Use All the Time

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   Oct 12, 2022 · In Greek philosophy, the Word was the principle of reason that governed the world; in Hebrew thought, the Word was another expression for God. The Greek use of "logos/word" is well known, but what is this commentary referring to when it says that "in Hebrew thought, the Word was another expression for God"?