Hebrew Words


Family — Mishpacha
Sukkot, also known as the Festival of Tabernacles, brings an atmosphere of joy. Visit our Fellowship library to learn Hebrew words and phrases related to this celebration of the harvest.…
Image of a black envelope with an invitation inside
Invitation — Hazmanah
Learn how to say “Invitation” in Hebrew—Hazmanah (הַזמָנָה)—This essential Hebrew word is used for event invitations, meeting requests, reservations, and online orders. helps Hebrew learners navigate social situations, schedule appointments, and…
Holocaust survivors gathered together celebrating their bar and bat mizvahs.
Theme — Noseh
Learn how to say “Theme” in Hebrew—Noseh (נושא)—The main idea that carries meaning in lessons, texts, and conversations.
Jewish men praying at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, a sacred site for Jewish worship and pilgrimage, with visitors and tourists in the background.
Vendors — Sapakim
Learn how to say “Vendors” in Hebrew—Sifkim (ספקים)—It’s a practical word often used when planning celebrations such as Bar and Bat Mitzvahs.
Pastor Roger Cheeks praying with an IFCJ staff member
Prayer — Tefillah
God can always shield us when we recognize Him as our Savior. We just need to remember our secret weapon: prayer. This month, we will learn Hebrew words relating to…
Man reading a Bible wearing a prayer shawl
Prayer shawl —Tallit
Learn how to say “Prayer Shawl” in Hebrew—Tallit (טלית)—One of the most recognizable symbols in the Jewish tradition.
Man praying in a synagogue
Synagogue — Beit Kenesset
Learn how to say “Synagogue” in Hebrew—Beit Kenesset (בית כנסת)—"Beit", meaning house, and "Kenesset", meaning gathering or assembly.
Group of children and adults participating in a charity event organized by IFCJ, showing compassion and support for children in need.
Reception — Kabbalah
Learn how to say “Reception” in Hebrew—Kabbala (קַבָּלָה)—A helpful word you’ll encounter during event planning.
Group of young Jewish dancers performing traditional dance in a community center, dressed in white shirts and black hats, showcasing cultural heritage.
Dance — Rikud
Learn how to say “Dance” in Hebrew—Rikud (ריקוד)—Reflecting a rich tradition of movement, celebration, spirituality, and communal expression.
Black and white drawing of Deborah holding up her right arm while being surrounded by men.
Deborah — D'vorah
Each Bible character reflects a unique Hebrew virtue—faith, humility, courage, wisdom, loyal love, and more. Today, you’ll learn how to say their names in Hebrew.
Rebecca with a young child, symbolizing compassion and faith in biblical stories.
Rebecca — Rivkah
Each Bible character reflects a unique Hebrew virtue—faith, humility, courage, wisdom, loyal love, and more. Today, you’ll learn how to say their names in Hebrew.
Samuel reading to Eli the Judgements of God
Samuel — Shmuel
Each Bible character reflects a unique Hebrew virtue—faith, humility, courage, wisdom, loyal love, and more. Today, you’ll learn how to say their names in Hebrew.