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תפוחי — meaning in English: Apples
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תפוחי
tapukhei
הכללים
haklalim
שבא
sheba
חגיגיים
khagigiyim
חפצים
khafatsim
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neutral
very common
Usage
Hebrew speakers commonly use the word תפוחי (tapukhei) in everyday conversations, particularly when discussing fruits at the market, during family meals, or in recipes. For example, you might hear a parent asking their child to help with a fruit salad, asking for 'more תפוחי, please!'
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym for תפוחי is פרי (pri), which means 'fruit' in general. While פרי can refer to any type of fruit, תפוחי specifically denotes apples, making it more precise when discussing this particular fruit.
Culture
The word תפוחי is derived from the Hebrew word תפוח (tapuch), meaning 'apple.' Apples hold a significant place in Hebrew culture, symbolizing knowledge and temptation, much like in various other traditions. Interestingly, apples are often associated with Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, where they are dipped in honey for a sweet year ahead.
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