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המודרנית — meaning in English: Modern

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דגלי
diglei
מחברי
makhberei
זהה
zehe
המודרנית
hamodernit
ארטילרית
artilerit
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neutral common
Usage
Native Hebrew speakers often use the word המודרנית (hamodernit) in discussions about contemporary culture, fashion, or technology. For example, in a conversation about modern art at a gallery or when discussing the latest trends in urban architecture, this term is frequently employed to describe something that embodies the essence of modernity.
Synonyms & nuances
While המודרנית (hamodernit) refers specifically to 'modern', a close synonym is עכשווית (achshavit), meaning 'current' or 'contemporary'. You would choose המודרנית when discussing styles, ideologies, or innovations that reflect a modern aesthetic, whereas עכשווית may emphasize relevance to the present moment.
Culture
The word המודרנית (hamodernit) originates from the Latin 'modernus', which means 'pertaining to the present'. In Israeli culture, the concept of modernity has been pivotal, especially during the establishment of the state of Israel, which embraced modern ideals as part of its identity. This word is often used to contrast traditional values with contemporary life, illustrating the dynamic nature of Israeli society.
FAQ
Q.What does המודרנית mean in English?
The Hebrew word המודרנית (hamodernit) translates to 'modern' in English, referring to something that is contemporary or characteristic of the present time.
Q.How do you use המודרנית in a sentence?
You can use המודרנית (hamodernit) in a sentence like: 'העיצוב המודרנית של הבית משקפת את הסגנון העכשווי' (The modern design of the house reflects the contemporary style).
Q.Is המודרנית commonly used in everyday conversation?
Yes, המודרנית (hamodernit) is commonly used in everyday conversations among Hebrew speakers, especially when talking about topics related to culture, lifestyle, and technology.
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