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עמוד — meaning in English: Page

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ויפה
veyafa
עמוד
amud
באים
ba'im
להשאיר
lehash'ir
אחרתי
ekharti
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers commonly use the word עמוד (amud) when discussing books, documents, or online articles. For example, a student might say, 'Turn to page 45' when referencing a textbook during a study session, or a teacher might instruct students to read from a specific page during a lesson.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is דף (daf), which also means 'page' but often refers to a single sheet of paper or page more informally. You would use עמוד when discussing specific numbered pages in books or formal documents, while דף might come into play in casual contexts, such as discussing a page in a notebook.
Culture
The word עמוד has its roots in the Hebrew language, where it initially referred to a 'column' or 'pillar,' symbolizing something that supports or holds up. This etymological connection reflects the importance of pages in literature and learning, as they serve as the foundational structure for conveying knowledge and stories throughout history.
FAQ
Q.What does עמוד mean in English?
The Hebrew word עמוד (amud) translates to 'page' in English, typically used to refer to numbered pages in books, documents, or online content.
Q.How do you pronounce עמוד?
The word עמוד is pronounced as 'amud,' with a stress on the second syllable. Practice saying it out loud to get comfortable with the pronunciation!
Q.Is there a feminine or masculine form of עמוד?
The word עמוד is masculine in Hebrew, and its feminine counterpart is דף (daf), which is used less formally. When referring to a page in most contexts, you would use עמוד.
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