Hebrew Vegetables

learning vocabulary games for vegetables in Hebrew

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Games

  • Study List

    Study List

    An interactive way to learn new words and improve spelling and grammar

  • Vocabulary Flash Cards

    Vocabulary Flash Cards

    These flashcards help you learn and memorize essential vocabulary.

  • Column Match

    Column Match

    Match the word pairs to improve your Hebrew vocabulary

  • Language Adventure

    Language Adventure

    Complete the Quest! Listen to the English word and find the right Hebrew word

  • Midnight Linguist

    Midnight Linguist

    Get 10 words before Morning. Listen to the Hebrew word and click on the right English Word

  • Translation Trek

    Translation Trek

    Get home before dark! Listen to the Hebrew word and click the Hebrew word

  • English to Hebrew Quiz

    English to Hebrew Quiz

    Test your foreign language knowledge of Hebrew by playing this illuminating language quiz.

  • Hebrew Reading Quiz

    Hebrew Reading Quiz

    Test your Hebrew reading skills with this enchanting quiz of vocabulary words.

Study Resources

Vocabulary

EnglishHebrew
artichokeארטישוק
beansשעועית
broccoliברוקולי
cabbageכרוב
carrotגזר
cauliflowerכרובית
celeryסלרי
cornתירס
cucumberמלפפון
garlicשום
lettuceסלט
mushroomפטרייה
onionבצל
peasאפונה
pepperפלפל
potatoתפוח אדמה
pumpkinדלעת
spinachתרד
tomatoעגבניה
zucchiniקישוא

Quick Facts

  • Vegetables in Hebrew are called "ירקות" (yarkot).
  • There are many different types of vegetables in Hebrew, such as גזר (gezer) which means carrot, עגבניה (agvaniyah) which means tomato, and כרוב (karov) which means cabbage.
  • Vegetables are an important part of the Hebrew diet, as they are rich in vitamins and nutrients.
  • Vegetables are often used in traditional Hebrew dishes, such as סלט ירקות (salat yarkot) which means vegetable salad and תחינה (techina) which means tahini, a sauce made from sesame seeds.
  • Many Hebrew speakers grow their own vegetables in gardens or on farms to ensure they have fresh and healthy produce.

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