Hebrew Words

Jewish men praying on Tisha B Av
Ninth Day of Av — Hatshi’I B'Av
Hatshi'I B'Av (התשיעי של אב) means "the Ninth of Av," referring to the ninth day of the Hebrew month of Av.
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Group of men praying together in a religious setting, showing devotion and faith, with a focus on spiritual connection and community.
A Time to Weep — Zman Livkot
Explore the Hebrew phrase for A Time to Weep, Zman Livkot, and its significance in expressing grief and reflection.
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Beach scene with red umbrellas, blue and red chairs, and people setting up on the sandy shore near calm water.
Do you have a beach umbrella? — Ha’im Yesh Lecha
Master the Hebrew phrase for Do you have a beach umbrella? Essential for enjoying summer days at the beach and social interactions.
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Aerial view of Luna Park featuring a Ferris wheel, roller coaster, and various rides surrounded by lush greenery and pathways.
Let's go to the amusement park — Bo Nelech LaLuna
Learn the Hebrew phrase for Let's go to the amusement park and explore its fun usage during outings with friends and family.
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People relaxing by a luxurious outdoor hotel pool with umbrellas, surrounded by lush greenery and historic buildings under a clear blue sky.
We're at the pool — Anachnu Babrecha
Commonly used in everyday conversation, Anachhnu Babrecha s a cheerful and practical Hebrew phrase that means “We’re at the pool.”
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People sunbathing and relaxing on the sandy beach with a boat floating in the water in the background.
Where are you going for summer vacation? — Le’an Atem
In modern Hebrew, Le’an atem holchim lechufshat kayitz is the most commonly used way to ask about someone’s summer plans.
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People relaxing by a swimming pool with umbrellas and lounge chairs at a luxury hotel, enjoying a sunny day.
It’s a nice day for a swim — Zeh Yom
In everyday Hebrew, Zeh yom yafeh leschiya is the natural way to say “It's a nice day for a swim.”
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People playing soccer at the beach
Let's go to the beach — Bo’u Nelech LeChof
The phrase Bo’u nelech lechof hayam (בואו נלך לחוף הים.) literally means “Come, let's go to the beach.” It’s a friendly, inviting expression used when planning a beach trip or suggesting…
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Little girl sitting at a desk
School is out for the summer — Beit Hasefer Yotzeh
In everyday Hebrew, Beit hasefer yotzeh lekayitz is the natural way to say “School is out for summer.”
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People gathered for a Rosh Hashanah meal
Venue — Makom Mifgash
What does “Makom Mifgash” mean in Hebrew? Makom Mifgash (מקום מפגש) is the general Hebrew word meaning “Venue” or "Meeting sp
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Man holding a checklist
Checklist — Reshimat Bedikah
Learn how to say “Checklist” in Hebrew—Reshimat Bedikah (רְשִׁימַת בְּדִיקָה). A way to prepare for, organize, or review key elements of Jewish rituals, holidays, and cultural practices
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A heartfelt moment of support as a man embraces a young boy, surrounded by an engaged and diverse audience at an IFCJ community event.
Joyous Day — Yom Sameach
Learn how to say “Joyous day” in Hebrew—Yom Sameach (מאחל לך יום שמח)— Words used to express warm wishes for a day filled with happiness, celebration, or good news.
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