Wife — Isha

Moshe Adler - elderly man, glasses, tan, gray shirt, standing - with his wife, Malka Adler - elderly woman in black and white striped shirt - arms around shoulder - gray couch - purple flowers - her head on his shoulder

What does “Ishna” mean in Hebrew?

The Hebrew word Isha (אִשָּׁה), is one of the most significant and multilayered terms in the Hebrew Bible and modern Hebrew. Often translated as “woman” or “wife,” the word carries linguistic, cultural, and spiritual depth that goes far beyond a simple definition. Understanding Isha opens a window into ancient Hebrew thought, biblical relationships, and the foundations of Jewish identity.

Learn How to Say “wife” in Hebrew — Isha (אישה)—and discover its Biblical Meaning, modern usage, and spiritual significance. Isha (אִשָּׁה), a term that carries far more depth than a simple translation. It symbolizes partnership, identity, and sacred connection.

English Meaning
Wife
Hebrew Translation
אישה
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