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דווח — meaning in English: report

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Guess the translation for report (m.s. imperative)
דווח
davakh
עלי
ali
וכיצד
vekeytsad
ובהמשך
uvehemshekh
שהיית
shehayita
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neutral common
Usage
In everyday conversations, native Hebrew speakers often use 'דווח' (davakh) in contexts related to reporting news or providing updates, such as in a workplace setting when an employee informs a manager about project progress. Additionally, it's commonly heard in media reports where journalists use the term to signify an official statement or account of events.
Synonyms & nuances
'דווח' (davakh) is synonymous with 'דיווח' (diyu'ach), but 'דווח' often conveys a more formal, concise report, typically in written form, while 'דיווח' can be used in both spoken and written contexts and often implies a more detailed account.
Culture
'דווח' (davakh) has its roots in the Hebrew verb 'לדווח' (ledavakh), which means 'to report' or 'to inform.' This word is not just limited to formal reporting; it also reflects a cultural value placed on transparency and communication in various aspects of life, from family updates to public news. Interestingly, the term is also used in military contexts, where soldiers must 'report' on their findings or statuses.
FAQ
Q.What is the meaning of the Hebrew word 'דווח'?
'דווח' (davakh) translates to 'report' in English, used to indicate the act of informing or relaying information about an event or situation.
Q.How do you conjugate 'לדווח' in Hebrew?
'לדווח' (ledavakh) is conjugated based on the subject and tense. For example, in the present tense, you would say 'אני מדווח' (ani madvakh) for 'I report' and 'אתה מדווח' (ata madvakh) for 'you report.'
Q.Is 'דווח' used in both formal and informal contexts?
Yes, 'דווח' (davakh) can be used in both contexts. While it is most commonly found in neutral to formal situations like news reports and official updates, it can also appear in casual conversations when someone is sharing information.
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