Hebrew Words

Chairs sitting by the poolside
Summer — Kayitz
Summer is in full swing, and fun activities are endless. Visit our Fellowship library to learn Hebrew words and phrases related to summer. Today’s word is "summer".
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Two women running along the beach wearing bikinis
Did you bring your swimsuit? — Hevet Et HaBeged Yam
Summer is in full swing, and fun activities are endless. Visit our Fellowship library to learn Hebrew words and phrases related to summer. Today’s phrase is “Did you bring your swimsuit?”
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Group of children with helmets and backpacks gathered around their bikes on a paved path in a park setting.
Let's go bike riding. — Bo Nelech Lirchov Al Ofnayim.
Summer is in full swing, and fun activities are endless. Visit our Fellowship library to learn Hebrew words and phrases related to summer. Today’s phrase is “Let's go bike riding".
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Families and children relaxing and playing in a park with trees and pathways, some sitting on blankets and others walking or talking.
Let's have a picnic. — Bo na’aseh picnic.
Summer is in full swing, and fun activities are endless. Visit our Fellowship library to learn Hebrew words and phrases related to summer. Today’s phrase is “Let's have a picnic".
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Two women running along the beach wearing bikinis
Let's have a barbecue tonight. — Bo Na’aseh Mangal Ha’erev.
Summer is in full swing, and fun activities are endless. Visit our Fellowship library to learn Hebrew words and phrases related to summer. Today’s phrase is “Let's have a barbeque tonight".
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People camping near a tent
Do you like to go camping? — Ha’im Ata Ohev
Summer is in full swing, and fun activities are endless. Visit our Fellowship library to learn Hebrew words and phrases related to summer. Today’s phrase is “Do you like to go…
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Outdoor public swimming pool with lane markers, umbrellas, and lounge chairs, surrounded by trees and clear sky, during daytime.
Do you have a pool? — Ha’im Yesh Lachem Breicha?
Summer is in full swing, and fun activities are endless. Visit our Fellowship library to learn Hebrew words and phrases related to summer. Today’s phrase is “Do you have a pool?"
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Jews attend a ceremony in the northern Israeli city of Tzfat
To suffer — Lisbol
In Hebrew, the word can describe carrying a burden, persevering through difficulties, or remaining steadfast during challenging times.
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Religious Jews attend the reading of the Book of Lamentation
The Promise-keeper — Shomer Havtacha
Explore the Hebrew phrase for The Promise-Keeper: Shomer Havtacha, meaning faithful guardian of promises and commitments.
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Group of Jewish men praying outdoors at night, wearing traditional black hats and suits, with focused expressions and prayer books in hand.
Redemption — Geulah
In Jewish tradition, it refers to liberation from hardship and the hope for restoration, renewal, and God’s saving work in the world.
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A family gathered around a small fire inside a dark tent, sharing a moment of warmth and connection during challenging times.
Darkness — Choshech
Choshech can describe literal darkness or serve as a metaphor for difficult times that can eventually give way to light and renewal.
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People embracing in a heartfelt mourning gathering, wearing traditional Jewish head coverings, expressing grief and solidarity during a memorial event.
Mourning — Avielut
In Jewish tradition, Avielut refers to the customs, practices, and periods of remembrance observed after the loss of a loved one.
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