Here are Hebrew words for travel to start with: לבוא (lavo, come), ללכת (lalechet, go), מָלוֹן (malon, hotel), מונית (monit, taxi). Below are 64 words (A1–C1) with their English translations, part of speech and a romanization to help you say them, across 8 themed lists.
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| airport | נמל תעופהnamal te'ufa | noun | A1 |
| come | לבואlavo | verb | A1 |
| go | ללכתlalechet | verb | A1 |
| hotel | מָלוֹןmalon | noun | A1 |
| shop | חנותchanut | noun | A1 |
| taxi | מוניתmonit | noun | A1 |
| ticket | כרטיסkartis | noun | A1 |
| tour | סיורsiyur | noun | A2 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| beach | חוףchof | noun | A1 |
| bridge | גשרgesher | noun | A1 |
| island | איi | noun | A1 |
| street | רחובrechov | noun | A1 |
| guidebook | מדריך טיוליםmadrich tiyulim | noun | A2 |
| journey | מסעmasa | noun | A2 |
| passage | מַעֲבָרma'avar | noun | A2 |
| road | כבישkvish | noun | A2 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| city | עירir | noun | A1 |
| adventure | הרפתקהharpatka | noun | A2 |
| park | פארקpark | noun | A2 |
| stadium | אצטדיוןitstadion | noun | A2 |
| arrival | הגעהhagi'a | noun | B1 |
| backpack | תרמילtarmil | noun | B1 |
| check-in | צ'ק איןchek in | noun | B1 |
| exploration | חקרcheker | noun | B1 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| palace | ארמוןarmon | noun | A1 |
| castle | טירהtira | noun | A2 |
| pyramid | פירמידהpiramida | noun | A2 |
| chapel | קפלהkapela | noun | B1 |
| colosseum | קולוסיאוםkoloseum | noun | B1 |
| fortress | מבצרmivtsar | noun | B1 |
| monument | אנדרטהandarta | noun | B1 |
| ruins | חורבותchorevot | noun | B1 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| apartment | דירהdira | noun | A2 |
| bungalow | בונגלוbungalo | noun | B1 |
| campsite | חניון לילהchenyon layla | noun | B1 |
| guesthouse | בית הארחהbeit ha'aracha | noun | B1 |
| inn | פונדקpundak | noun | B1 |
| lodge | בקתת אירוחbiktat eiruach | noun | B1 |
| resort | אתר נופשatar nofesh | noun | B1 |
| villa | וילהvila | noun | B2 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| to arrive | להגיעlehagia | verb | A2 |
| to board | לעלותla'alot | verb | A2 |
| to book | להזמיןlehazmin | verb | A2 |
| to cancel | לבטלlevatel | verb | A2 |
| to check in | לעשות צ'ק איןla'asot chek in | verb | A2 |
| to check out | לעשות צ'ק אאוטla'asot chek out | verb | A2 |
| to land | לנחותlinchot | verb | A2 |
| to reserve | לשרייןlesharyen | verb | A2 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| checkpoint | מחסוםmachsom | noun | B2 |
| deportation | גרושgerush | noun | B2 |
| frontier | גבולgvul | noun | B2 |
| residence | תושבותtoshavut | noun | B2 |
| transit visa | אשרת מעברashrat ma'avar | noun | B2 |
| vaccination certificate | תעודת חיסוןte'udat chisun | noun | B2 |
| work permit | אישור עבודהishur avoda | noun | B2 |
| naturalization | התאזרחותhit'azrechut | noun | C1 |
| English | Hebrew | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| custom | מנהגminhag | noun | A2 |
| tradition | מסורתmasoret | noun | A2 |
| bow | להשתחוותlehishtachavot | noun | B1 |
| handshake | לחיצת ידlechitsat yad | noun | B1 |
| respect | כבודkavod | noun | B1 |
| tipping | מתן תשרmatan tesher | noun | B1 |
| bargaining | התמקחותhitmakchut | noun | B2 |
| etiquette | כללי התנהגותklalei hitnahagut | noun | B2 |
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You could start with words like לבוא (lavo, come), ללכת (lalechet, go), מָלוֹן (malon, hotel), מונית (monit, taxi). This page lists 64 Hebrew words for travel (A1–C1), each with its English translation and part of speech.
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