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שנולדו — meaning in English: Born

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לאומנים
la'omanim
הדומה
hadome
שאר
sh'ar
שנולדו
shenoldu
צעירות
tse'irot
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers use the word 'שנולדו' (shenoldu) in various contexts, often when discussing birth or origins. For example, one might say, 'הילדים שנולדו בשנה שעברה' (The children who were born last year) when referring to a specific group of children. It's commonly found in both casual conversations and more serious discussions about family and heritage.
Synonyms & nuances
'שנולדו' specifically refers to the act of being born, while other terms like 'נולד' (nolad) can refer to being born in a more general sense without the plural nuance. Use 'שנולדו' when you want to emphasize multiple births or a specific group, as in discussing siblings or multiple children.
Culture
'שנולדו' is derived from the root ש-נ-ל, which relates to birth and giving life. In Hebrew culture, birth is often celebrated, and the word frequently appears in the context of family gatherings, holidays, and storytelling. Interestingly, this term reflects the importance of familial connections in Israel, where discussions about lineage and ancestry are quite common.
FAQ
Q.What is the meaning of the Hebrew word 'שנולדו'?
'שנולדו' translates to 'born' in English and refers to the state of having come into existence, typically used in relation to people or animals.
Q.How do you use 'שנולדו' in a sentence?
'שנולדו' can be used in sentences such as 'הילדים שנולדו אתמול הם בריאים' (The children who were born yesterday are healthy) to specify a group that has been born.
Q.Are there any common mistakes when using 'שנולדו'?
A common mistake is confusing it with 'נולד' (nolad), which is singular. Remember to use 'שנולדו' when talking about multiple subjects or when specifying a group.
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