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חוות — meaning in English: Farm

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בגדר
begader
חוות
khavot
מבוא
mavo
לדיון
lediyun
לפרוץ
lifrots
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers often use the word 'חוות' when discussing agriculture, rural life, or local food markets. For example, one might say, 'I visited a khavot to buy fresh vegetables and learn about sustainable farming practices.' It's common in conversations about family traditions related to farming.
Synonyms & nuances
'חוות' is often used to describe a farm that is more focused on crop and livestock production, while 'משק' (mashak) refers to a broader agricultural establishment, often emphasizing livestock. You might choose 'חוות' when specifically talking about a farm setting.
Culture
'חוות' derives from the root 'ח-ו-ה', which relates to the concepts of dwelling and gathering. In Israel, farms are not only places of production but are also cultural hubs where people engage in agritourism, enjoy farm-to-table dining, and connect with nature. Interestingly, some kibbutzim (communal settlements) in Israel are akin to 'khavot', emphasizing community living.
FAQ
Q.What is the plural form of חוות?
The plural form is 'חוות' (khavot), used for multiple farms. In Hebrew, the context usually makes it clear whether you're referring to one or more.
Q.Are there different types of חוות?
Yes, in Hebrew, you can specify the type of 'חוות' by adding descriptive terms, such as 'חוות אורגנית' (organic farm) or 'חוות ליטוף' (petting farm), to convey more information about the farming practices.
Q.How do you use חוות in a sentence?
'חוות' can be used in sentences like, 'אני מתכנן לבקר בחוות בסוף השבוע' (I plan to visit a farm this weekend). It's straightforward and fits well into conversational Hebrew.
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