What is the Hebrew word for United States?

Answer 1

The Hebrew word for "we" (which is any number that is more than one) is אנחנו (anakhnu).

"Us", the object form, is a suffix which is attached to a preposition. For example:

to us = lanu (לנו)

with us = itanu (איתנו)

If 'us' is a direct object, the suffix is attached to the direct object particle et (את).

us = otanu (אותנו)

Examples׃

He came with us. hu ba itanu (הוא בא איתנו)

He came to us. hu ba elenu (הוא בא אלינו)

He came without us. hu ba bil'adenu (הוא בא בלעדינו)

Answer 2

I = אני (ah-NEE)

Me as an object pronoun depends on the sentence. It is a suffix that attaches to the preposition.

For example:

in me = bi (בי)

to me = li (לי)

with me = iti (איתי)

on me = alai (עליי)

from me = mimeni (ממני)

In English, we sometimes use "me" as a subject pronoun. In this case, you would use the Hebrew word for "I", which is ani (אני)

Answer 3

the word for them is formed from the previous preposition or particle word. For example:

• to them (masculine) = lahem (להם)
  
• to them (feminine) = lahen (להן)
  
• them (direct object, masculine) = otam (אותם)
  
• them (direct object, feminine) = otan (אותן)
  
• in them (masculine) = bahem (בהם)
  
• in them (feminine) = bahen (בהן)
  

In biblical Hebrew, you modify a verb to indicate verb + object.

Answer 4

For a male: "atáh" (אתה)

For a female: "at" (את)

For a group: atém (אתם)

For a group of women only (not commonly used): atén (אתן)

Answer 5

our = shelánu (שלנו). it can also be the suffix -enu (־נו) attached to a noun.

Answer 6

our = shelanu (שלנו) or the suffix -enu (־נו)

Answer 7

U.S. = ארב״ב

United States = ארצות הברית (artsot habrit)

America = אמיקה

Answer 8

United States = artsót habrít (ארה״ב)

Answer 9

ahn-SHAH-ee (אנשיי)