This verb means "to perform a task of physical labor to produce something."

The trick is to find a Hebrew word that’s catchy enough for English speakers while keeping it relevant to the product, for those who understand the language.

Quite a few English words derive from ancient Hebrew names. This Hebrew word is used about 160 times in the Hebrew bible and is translated in the King James Version of the Bible with the following English words; work (141), business (12), goods (2), cattle (1), stuff (1), thing (1), labour (1) and occupation (1). Here I pronounced the word “todah” for you. The King James Version of the Bible translates twelve different Hebrew words (listed below) with the word "work," but each one of these Hebrew words have a specific meaning that means more than just "work. Also derived from this verbal root is the noun יגע (ya'gey'a, Strong's #3023), meaning "weary," the state of being exhausted from vigorous work. Find even more English to Hebrew translations added by our users, in the English-Hebrew Collaborative Dictionary.

Hoopo is developing low-power geolocation solutions that help you find your assets and scream “He’s here!”. The verb עבד (Ah.B.D, Strong's #5647) is used about 290 times in the Hebrew bible and is translated in the King James Version of the Bible with the following English words; serve (227), do (15), till (10), servant (5), work (5), worshipper (5), service (4), dress (2), labour (2), ear (2), bondage (1), bondmen (1), bondservice (1), wrought (1) and several other ways when in combination with other Hebrew words. Philistine: This has been used to mean "uneducated person" since the 19th century.

It simply means nature. Foodtech is just… Foodtech. [Link], Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (טבע) is probably Israel’s flagship drugmaker, the biggest company in Israel and one of the oldest (Founded in 1901!). And God made the firmament… (KJV, Genesis 1:7). For the ones performing professional translations from English to Hebrew, the specialized terms found in our dictionary are very helpful. All rights reserved.

©2020 Reverso-Softissimo. Shibboleth: English has used shibboleth since the 17th century to distinguish between foreigners and locals by their pronunciation; and since the 19th century, to mean any measure to distinguish between different classes of people. [Link], Hulyo (חוליו) has a pretty tricky name.

The first time this word is used is in Leviticus 19:13, where it is translated as "wages," which is what is produced from the task of a hired servant. The noun יגיע (y'gi'a, Strong's #3018) is derived from the verbal root יגע (Y.G.Ah, Strong's #3021), which means to "be weary," to be exhausted from vigorous labor.

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יד (yad, Strong's #3027)

[Link], Kaltura (קלטורה) is one of the most successful companies on this list, with a $1 billion worth.

It's free and you can unsubscribe at any time. In the transliterations below, ' is used to refer to the sh'vah, which is similar/equivalent to ə; a mid-word aleph, a glottal stop; and a mid-word ayin, a voiced pharyngeal fricative ʕ similar/equivalent to Arabic ع.Whenever ` is used, it refers to ayin whether word-initial, medial, or final. Previous word: Bush | Next word: Business Analyst.

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...The wages of a hired servant shall not remain with you all night until the morning. Register to enjoy these benefits and much more. And finally, we have kosher, which means "fit for consumption by an observant Jew" – and has taken the broader meaning of "legitimate."