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לעובדה — meaning in English: The fact

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Guess the translation for to/for a fact
הבתה
habata
הכלכליים
hakalkaliyim
לעובדה
le'uvda
קליפה
klipa
הרג
harag
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers often use 'לעובדה' (le'uvda) when discussing important truths or realities in conversations, news articles, or academic discussions. For example, one might say, 'It's a fact that the weather affects our mood,' in a casual chat or during a debate on social media.
Synonyms & nuances
'לעובדה' is similar to the Hebrew word 'אמת' (emet), meaning 'truth,' but 'לעובדה' specifically refers to established facts rather than subjective truths. You would use 'לעובדה' when you want to invoke concrete evidence rather than general concepts of truth.
Culture
'לעובדה' stems from the root word 'עובדה' (uvda), which means 'fact' or 'event.' It reflects a strong emphasis on truth and evidence in Hebrew culture, often used to assert a point in discussions, reflecting the value placed on factuality in both personal and public discourse.
FAQ
Q.What is the meaning of לעובדה in English?
'לעובדה' translates to 'the fact' in English, used to refer to something that is indisputably true or verified.
Q.How do you use לעובדה in a sentence?
You can use 'לעובדה' in sentences like, 'It's a fact that learning a new language takes time,' to emphasize the truth of a statement.
Q.Are there any common mistakes when using לעובדה?
A common mistake is confusing 'לעובדה' with 'אמת' (emet). Remember, 'לעובדה' is used for factual statements, while 'אמת' refers to broader notions of truth.
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