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דבריו — meaning in English: His words

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Guess the translation for his words / his things
דבריו
dvarav
האבל
ha'evel
תעלת
te'alat
מגוחך
megukhakh
מנע
mena
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers often use the word דבריו in contexts where discussions focus on someone's comments or opinions. For instance, you might hear it during a debate about a public figure's statements or in a classroom setting when students analyze a text and refer to the author's words.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'מילותיו' (milotav), meaning 'his words' as well. However, דבריו carries a more formal tone and is often used in serious discussions, while מילותיו may appear in more casual or poetic contexts.
Culture
The word דבריו is derived from the root דבר, meaning 'word' or 'thing' in Hebrew. This word carries significant cultural weight, as language and speech are vital in Jewish tradition, often linked to the concept of creating and manifesting reality through words, as seen in many religious texts.
FAQ
Q.What does the Hebrew word דבריו mean?
The Hebrew word דבריו (dvarav) translates to 'his words' in English, used to refer specifically to what a male speaker has expressed or stated.
Q.How do you pronounce דבריו?
It is pronounced as 'dvarav,' with emphasis on the first syllable. Listening to native speakers can help you master the pronunciation.
Q.Is דבריו used in formal writing?
Yes, דבריו is appropriate for both spoken and written Hebrew, especially in formal contexts such as essays or speeches discussing someone's statements.
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