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ba'al
בעל
masculine
(n)
husband
Ani mit'kalakhat ba-boker u-ba'ali mit'kale'akh ba-laylah.
אני מתקלחת בבוקר ובעלי מתקלח בלילה.
I shower in the morning, and my husband showers at night.
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ben
בן
masculine
(n)
son
shalaħti et ha'ben sheli lilmod be'london.
שלחתי את הבן שלי ללמוד בלונדון.
I sent my son to study in London.
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akh gadol
אח גדול
masculine
(n)
older brother
Yesh li sh'nei akhim gdolim u'shneihem shotrim.
יש לי שני אחים גדולים, ושניהם שוטרים.
I have two older brothers, and both are police officers.
bat
בת
feminine
(n)
daughter
zot ha'bat sheli.
זאת הבת שלי.
This is my daughter.
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savta
סבתא
feminine
(n)
grandmother
savta mitsad aba
סבתא מצד אבא
paternal grandmother
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achot tze'ira
אחות צעירה
feminine
(n)
younger sister
aħoti ha'ktana nas'a le'angliya lilmod be'ħul.
אחותי הקטנה נסעה לאנגליה ללמוד בחו"ל.
My younger sister went to England to study abroad.
isha
אישה
feminine
(n)
wife
isha ve-em
אישה ואם
wife and mother
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achot g'dolah
אחות גדולה
feminine
(n)
older sister
akhot gdo`la ve`akhot tse'ira
אחות גדולה ואחות צעירה
older sister and younger sister
akh tza'ir
אח צעיר
masculine
(n)
younger brother
aħi ha'katan medaber mi'tokh shena le'itim krovot.
אחי הקטן מדבר מתוך שינה לעתים קרובות.
My younger brother often talks in sleep.
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ima
אמא
feminine
(n)
mother
Ha-yeladim menash'kim et ima shelahem.
הילדים מנשקים את אמא שלהם.
The children are kissing their mother.
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ben / bat zug
בן / בת זוג
(n)
spouse
bat zug nehederet
בת-זוג נהדרת
great spouse
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av
אב
masculine
(n)
father
mi ha'aba shel mario?
מי האבא של מריו?
Who is Mario's father?
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saba
סבא
masculine
(n)
grandfather
saba mitsad ima
סבא מצד אימא
maternal grandfather
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dod
דוד
masculine
(n)
uncle
hadod pit
הדוד פיט
uncle Pete
ben dod
בן דוד
masculine
(n)
cousin
Le-vat hadoda sheli kor'im erika.
לבת הדודה שלי קוראים אריקה.
My cousin's name is Erica.
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dodah
דודה
feminine
(n)
aunt
Hadoda sheli ohevet prachim tsehubim.
הדודה שלי אוהבת פרחים צהובים.
My aunt likes yellow flowers.
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