Family
Foods
Emotions
Holidays
100

What is the word for father in hebrew?

אַבָּא

Abba


100

What is the word for banana in hebrew?

בננה

Banana

100

What is the word for happy in hebrew?

שַׂמֵחַ

Sameakh

100

What is the next holiday on the Jewish Calendar?

Rosh Hashana

ראש השנה

200

What is the word for mother in hebrew?

אִמָּא

Eema


200

What is the word for apple in hebrew?

תפוח

Tapuakh

200

What is the word for sad in hebrew?

עָצוּב

Atzuv

200

What is the name of the Jewish Holiday that is similar to Halloween?

Purim

פּוֹרִים

300

What is the word for brother in hebrew?

אָח

Akh


300

What is the word for grapes in hebrew?

עֲנָבִים

Anavim

300

What is the word for angry in hebrew?

כּוֹעֵס

Ko-es

300

What is the name of the horn that is blown on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur?

A Shofar


שׁוֹפָר

400

What is the word for cousin in hebrew?

בֵּן-דּוֹד

Ben dud

400

What is the word for sandwich in hebrew?

כָּרִיךְ

סֶנדוִיץ'

Karikh

400

What is the word for excited in hebrew?

מְרַגֵּשׁ

Meragesh

400

What is the meaning of kosher for passover?

foods that are Kosher for Passover are unleavened, or have not been produced using leavening agents, or have not been processed in a facility that handles leavening agents.

500

What is the word for family in hebrew?

מִשׁפָּחָה

Mishpakha

500

What is the word for breakfast in hebrew?

אֲרוּחָה בּוֹקֶר

Arokhah Boker

500

What is the word for scared in hebrew?

מְפַחֵד

Mefakhed

500

Briefly describe the story of Hanukah? 

Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, celebrates the historical events of 168 B.C.E., when the Syrian king Antiochus Epiphanes desecrated the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem and attempted to suppress Judaism. The courageous Jewish resistance, led by the Maccabees, particularly Judah Maccabee, prevailed against overwhelming odds in two decisive battles, symbolizing Jewish valor and determination. Hanukkah's eight-day observance also commemorates the Miracle of the Oil, where a single jar of oil miraculously burned for eight days during the Temple's rededication, signifying the enduring spirit of Jewish faith and identity.