In Hebrew, prepositions are used to indicate relationships between different elements in
a sentence, such as the relationship between nouns, pronouns, or phrases. Here are
some common prepositions in Hebrew:
בְּ (be) - In, at, with
לְ (le) - To, for
מִן (min) - From, of
עַל (al) - On, about
אֵל־ (el) - Towards
עַם (im) - With
עַד (ad) - Until, up to
אֶל (el) - To, towards
עַל־ פְּנֵי (al-p'nei) - On the face of, upon
מֵאֵת (me-et) - From, by (when referring to the source of something)
These prepositions are just a few examples of the many prepositions used in Hebrew.
Like in any language, the correct usage of prepositions in Hebrew depends on the
specific context of the sentence and the relationships between the elements being
described. Learning prepositions in context and practice are essential for mastering
their usage in Hebrew.
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