What Is Israeli Fall like in Hebrew? The Beautiful Hebrew Words You Need to Know

Hebrew by Inbal

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Discover what the Hebrew word for autumn meant in the Song of Songs. Meet the white flower that tells every Israeli summer is over, and the ancient story of how Joshua used it to mark the borders of the land. Learn what Israelis really say when the first rain falls, and how a country that stays calm under pressure makes a flood out of every drizzle.

And finally, שלכת, shalekhet, the poetic Hebrew word for trees letting go of their leaves. It first appears in the book of Isaiah, and there it isn’t about leaves at all.

Whether you love biblical Hebrew, modern Israeli Hebrew or both, this is where the 2 meet.