Posts Tagged ‘hebrew’
Word of the day: ظل (Zill, “shade”)
The word of the day is ظل (Zill, “shade”)
Hebrew: צל (tsel).
Word of the day: تل (tall, hill)
The word of the day is تل (tall), meaning hill.
In Hebrew “תל” (tel – see also “Tel Aviv” – “spring hill”)
Word of the day: طبخ (Tabagha, to cook)
طبخ (Tabagha) means to cook.
Cook (noun) in Hebrew is טבח (tabagh). Note that the ט (tet) corresponds with the ط (Taa). (The ت usually corresponds with the ת, tav).
However, the Hebrew ח (chet) is usually reflected by an Arabic ح, not خ. The Hebrew counterpart of the خ is usually the כ.