Here are Hebrew words for time to start with: יום (yom, day), עֶרֶב (erev, evening), בוקר (boker, morning), לילה (layla, night). Below are 32 words (A1–C2) with their English translations, part of speech and a romanization to help you say them, across 4 themed lists.
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| afternoon | אחר הצהרייםachar hatsohorayim | noun | A1 |
| day | יוםyom | noun | A1 |
| evening | עֶרֶבerev | noun | A1 |
| morning | בוקרboker | noun | A1 |
| night | לילהlayla | noun | A1 |
| today | היוםhayom | adv | A1 |
| tomorrow | מחרmachar | adv | A1 |
| week | שבועshavua | noun | A1 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | יום שישיyom shishi | noun | A1 |
| Monday | יום שניyom sheni | noun | A1 |
| Thursday | יום חמישיyom chamishi | noun | A1 |
| Tuesday | יום שלישיyom shlishi | noun | A1 |
| hour | שעהsha'a | noun | A1 |
| minute | דקהdaka | noun | A1 |
| moment | רגעrega | noun | A1 |
| month | חודשchodesh | noun | A1 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| chronological | כרונולוגיkronologi | adj | B1 |
| contemporary | עכשוויachshavi | adj | B2 |
| punctual | דייקןdayekan | adj | B2 |
| simultaneous | בו זמניbo zmani | adj | B2 |
| anachronism | אנכרוניזםanachronizm | noun | C1 |
| perpetuity | נצחnetsach | noun | C1 |
| retrospective | רטרוספקטיביretrospektivi | adj | C1 |
| antiquated | מיושןmeyushan | adj | C2 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| autumn | סתיוstav | noun | A1 |
| spring | אביבaviv | noun | A1 |
| summer | קיץkayits | noun | A1 |
| winter | חורףchoref | noun | A1 |
| noon | צהרייםtsohorayim | noun | A2 |
| dusk | בין הערבייםbein ha'arbayim | noun | B1 |
| sunrise | זריחהzricha | noun | B1 |
| sunset | שקיעת השמשshki'at hashemesh | noun | B1 |
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