Hebrew Words


Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem
Evening — Erev
Start the new year by learning words and phrases related to periods of time by visiting our Fellowship library. Today’s word is “evening”.
Yael Eckstein - brown headband, blue dress - greeting olim at door of plane with Israeli flags - girl with long hair, white T-shirt, black hooded acket, dark orange backpack
Return to Israel — Aliyah
Discover the Hebrew word for return to Israel: Aliyah symbolizes spiritual growth and connection to the land of Israel.
Scenic landscape with trees, fields, clouds, and sky
Soul — Neshama
Discover the Hebrew word for neshama, meaning soul or breath, and its profound implications in spirituality and life.
Illustration of King David with the harp
Repentance — Teshuvah
Learn the meaning of the Hebrew word Teshuvah (תשובה)and discover its biblical significance and how it represents returning to God.
Two women, one elderly and one young, smiling and sitting together with a box of food aid, representing community support and charity work.
Righteousness — Tzedakah
Discover the Hebrew word for charity: Tzedakah, a deeper meaning linked to righteousness and compassion in giving.
Man celebrating Shemini Atzeret with prayer shawl and Torah scroll in a lively outdoor setting.
Deliverance — Yeshu’a
Discover the Hebrew word for deliverance, Yeshu'a, and its profound meaning in the context of salvation and hope.
White angel sculpture with detailed wings and serene expression, set outdoors among green trees, symbolizing divine protection and spiritual guidance.
Angel — Malach
Discover the meaning of Malach, the Hebrew word for angel or messenger, and explore its biblical significance as God's divine messenger.
A man holding a Bible
Book of Exodus — Sh’mot
Discover the Hebrew word for Book of Exodus: learn about Sh’mot and its significance in Jewish tradition and vocabulary.
Two women praying with hands covering their faces during Shemini Atzeret celebration, reflecting devotion and spiritual reflection.
Hear – Lishmoah
What does “Lishmoah” mean in Hebrew? “Lishmoah” (לִשְׁמוֹעַ) is the Hebrew word meaning “to hear” or “to listen.” In
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Save Us — Hatzil Otenu
Discover the Hebrew phrase for Deliver Us: Hatzil Otenu. Learn its meaning and significance in prayer and biblical context.
Elderly woman holding her hands up praying
Here I Am! — Hineni
Discover the Hebrew phrase for Here I Am: learn the profound meaning of Hineni and its spiritual significance in the Bible.
Alveda King at the Restoring Honor rally
Awe — Yirat Kavod
Discover Yirat Kavod, the Hebrew expression for reverent awe and honor before God, and explore its biblical meaning for worship and faith.