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נוספת — meaning in English: Another

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הפנים
hapnim
נכבד
nikhbad
ביומנו
beyomenu
נוספת
nosefet
הסובייטית
hasovyetit
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers use the word נוספת (nosefet) in various contexts, particularly when discussing options or alternatives. For example, you might hear it in a café setting when deciding on a drink, like 'I'll have another coffee, please' – 'אני רוצה קפה נוספת'. It's also common in casual conversations when referring to an additional item, such as when shopping for clothes.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'אחרת' (acheret), which means 'another' but is specifically used for feminine nouns. You would choose נוספת when you want to emphasize the idea of an additional item or option in a general sense, while אֲחֵר (acher) is more about differences or alternates.
Culture
The word נוספת (nosefet) is derived from the Hebrew root נ-ס-ף, which relates to the idea of addition or increase. In Israeli culture, the concept of 'more' or 'another' often symbolizes abundance and hospitality, as seen in social gatherings where hosts offer guests multiple servings of food and drinks, embodying the spirit of generosity.
FAQ
Q.What does נוספת mean in English?
The Hebrew word נוספת (nosefet) translates to 'another' in English, indicating an additional item or alternative.
Q.How do you use נוספת in a sentence?
You can use נוספת when ordering food or drinks, as in 'אני רוצה פיצה נוספת' (I want another pizza). It's also applicable in everyday conversations to refer to anything additional.
Q.Is there a feminine form of נוספת?
Yes, although נוספת itself is already feminine, the masculine form would be נוסף (nosef). For example, you would say 'נוסף' when referring to an additional masculine noun.
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