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התומכים — meaning in English: Supporters

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התומכים
hatomkhim
השורה
hashura
שהגיע
shehigi'a
ערך
erekh
ברוך
barukh
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neutral common
Usage
The word התומכים (hatomkhim) is often used in discussions about political rallies or social movements where people gather to show their support for a cause or a candidate. Native speakers might use it when referring to a group that champions a specific initiative, such as environmental protection or social justice.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'תומך' (tomekh), which means 'supporter' in the singular form. While התומכים refers to a group of supporters, תומך can refer to a single individual supporting a cause. Use התומכים when emphasizing collective action or a larger community.
Culture
The root of the word התומכים (hatomkhim) is ת-מ-ך (T-M-Kh), which means 'to support' in Hebrew. This term is commonly used in various contexts, from sports fans cheering for their team to activists rallying behind a social issue. Understanding this word reflects the communal spirit in Israeli culture, where collective support plays a significant role in many societal aspects.
FAQ
Q.What does התומכים mean in English?
The Hebrew word התומכים (hatomkhim) translates to 'supporters' in English, referring to individuals or groups that back a particular cause or initiative.
Q.How do you pronounce התומכים?
It is pronounced as 'ha-tom-khim' with emphasis on the second syllable. The 'kh' sound is similar to the 'ch' in the Scottish word 'loch.'
Q.Can I use התומכים in a formal context?
Yes, the word התומכים is considered neutral and can be used in both formal and informal contexts, making it suitable for a range of discussions, including speeches and written texts.
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