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3,019 Hebrew words and phrases in 79 subjects. Page version 2026-11-09_1333.

Adjectives 2

Lessons

Lesson 1

  • – old
  • – tired
  • – young
  • – normal
  • – special
  • – real

Lesson 2

  • – clean
  • – closed
  • – open
  • – important
  • – dirty
  • – central
  • – main

Lesson 3

  • – strong
  • – weak
  • – poor
  • – expensive
  • – cheap
  • – rich

Lesson 4

  • – private
  • – possible
  • – impossible
  • – great
  • – alive
  • – nice

Lesson 5

  • – excellent
  • – necessary
  • – independent
  • – simple
  • – disgusting
  • – responsible
  • – free

Lesson 6

  • – interesting
  • – famous
  • – wrong
  • – serious
  • – boring
  • – perfect
  • – correct

Lesson 7

  • – negative
  • – light, easy
  • – heavy, difficult
  • – efficient
  • – comfortable
  • – positive

Lesson 8

  • – thin
  • – fat
  • – many
  • – professional
  • – military
  • – familiar, known
📋 From my grammar sheet tables · exercises

Opposites.

Opposites

עבריתMeaning↔ עבריתMeaning
badgood
sadhappy
smallbig
old (thing)new
coldhot
short, lowtall, high
farclose
shortlong
slowfast
emptyfull
wetdry
old (person)young
dirtyclean
weakstrong
cheapexpensive
poorrich
closedopen
disgustingnice
wrongcorrect
hard, heavyeasy, light
thinfat
negativepositive
deadalive
boringinteresting
ordinaryspecial
complicatedsimple
uglybeautiful
blackwhite
busyfree
to the leftto the right
downup
to sitto get up

Exercises

📖 Story: The perfect apartment 6 sentences · 3 questions

The perfect apartment

  1. Ron and Tamar are looking for an apartment.
  2. The first apartment is big and clean, but very expensive.
  3. The second apartment is cheap, but dirty and small.
  4. The third apartment is comfortable, cheap and interesting.
  5. "This is the perfect apartment!" says Tamar.
  6. But Ron is hungry, and this apartment has no kitchen.

Questions

What is the problem with the first apartment?

What is the second apartment like?

What is missing in the third apartment?

Practice

Simple sentences with this subject's words. Listen, say them after the voice, then tap the grey bar to check the meaning.

Sentences

  • – The room is clean and the window is open
  • – I am very tired today
  • – This book is interesting
  • – The restaurant is expensive but good
  • – He is nice and smart

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