Hebrew Words


Beautiful white and pink cherry blossoms blooming on a tree branch, representing renewal, hope, and the beauty of nature.
Warmer weather — Mezeg avir cham yoter
In the Bible, we learn that spring is a time of renewal and new beginnings. We celebrate this season with words relating to spring. Today’s phrase is “warmer weather.”
Children and community members celebrating Passover with a decorated Seder table and festive attire in an outdoor setting.
Festival — festival
Today’s word is “Festival,” and is related to the Jewish festival, Purim, which is observed at sundown on March 2, ending at sundown on March 3. Purim celebrates the story…
A historical painting depicting a charity event with figures in traditional attire, emphasizing compassion and community support.
Queen of Persia — Malchut Paras
Today’s phrase is “Queen of Persia” and is related to the Jewish festival, Purim, which is observed at sundown on March 2, ending at sundown on March 3. Purim celebrates…
Woman reading a large Hebrew Bible outdoors, symbolizing hope and faith, with lush greenery in the background.
Book of Esther — Megilat Ester
Today’s phrase is “Book of Esther,” and is related to the Jewish festival, Purim, which is observed at sundown on March 2, ending at sundown on March 3. Purim celebrates…
Letter of support from World Outreach church
Love letter — Mechtav ahava
Love in the U.S. leans toward big romantic gestures, while in Israel it’s expressed more through everyday closeness and community. Visit our Fellowship Library and learn Hebrew words related to…
A couple walk along Herzliya beach
Head over heels — Rosh me’el ikvim
Love in the U.S. leans toward big romantic gestures, while in Israel it’s expressed more through everyday closeness and community. Visit our Fellowship Library and learn Hebrew words related to…
Yael hugging elderly woman
Cherish — Lehokir
Love in the U.S. leans toward big romantic gestures, while in Israel it’s expressed more through everyday closeness and community. Visit our Fellowship Library and learn Hebrew words related to…
Smiling elderly couple
Dearest — Heker bioter
Love in the U.S. leans toward big romantic gestures, while in Israel it’s expressed more through everyday closeness and community. Visit our Fellowship Library and learn Hebrew words related to…
Elderly woman showing gratitude towards Yael
Appreciate — Leha’arich
Love in the U.S. leans toward big romantic gestures, while in Israel it’s expressed more through everyday closeness and community. Visit our Fellowship Library and learn Hebrew words related to…
Elderly man putting on his wife's shawl
My beloved — Ahuvi
Love in the U.S. leans toward big romantic gestures, while in Israel it’s expressed more through everyday closeness and community. Visit our Fellowship Library and learn Hebrew words related to…
Boxes of chocolates
Box of chocolates — Kufset shukoldim
Love in the U.S. leans toward big romantic gestures, while in Israel it’s expressed more through everyday closeness and community. Visit our Fellow
Yael and Ami laughing together
Love at first sight — Ahava membet roshon
Love in the U.S. leans toward big romantic gestures, while in Israel it’s expressed more through everyday closeness and community. Visit our Fellowship Library and learn Hebrew words related to…