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שאמרה — meaning in English: That she said
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who said (f.s.)
צורה
tsura
בקריירה
bekaryera
לחודש
lekhodesh
השיא
hasi
שאמרה
she'amra
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neutral
common
Usage
The phrase 'שאמרה' (she'amra) is commonly used in conversational Hebrew, especially when recounting a story or sharing what someone else has said. For example, during a casual lunch with friends, you might hear someone say, 'She said that she would come to the party,' using 'שאמרה' to emphasize the speaker's words.
Synonyms & nuances
'שאמרה' (she'amra) is closely related to 'שהיא אמרה' (she'hi amra), which means 'that she said.' The difference lies in the brevity and ease of use; 'שאמרה' is more concise and is often preferred in informal spoken contexts, while 'שהיא אמרה' may appear more in written forms or when clarity is essential.
Culture
The word 'שאמרה' comes from the root ש-מ-ר, which relates to speaking or saying. In Hebrew culture, the act of quoting someone can carry significant weight, often being used to invoke authority or validate opinions. This phrase is also frequently found in literature and religious texts, showcasing its versatility across different contexts.
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