Let's practice the vocabulary from lesson 34 beyachad (together)!

Male dog / Female dog kelev / kalba כֶּלֶב / כַּלְבָּה Play
Male cat / Female cat chatul / chatula חָתוּל / חֲתוּלָה Play
Male puppy / Female puppy gur / gura גּוּר / גּוּרָה Play
Neutered (When referring to a female) me-ukeret מְעוּקֶּרֶת Play
Neutered (When referring to a male) mesoras מְסוֹרָס Play
Pound. Literally: the Israeli ASPCA, that is: the ISPCA zza-ar ba-aley cha-im צַעַר בַּעֲלֵי חַיִּים Play
Sweet/Cute (When referring to a male)/ Sweet/Cute (When referring to a female) matok / metuka מָתוֹק / מְתוּקָה Play
Sweetie/ Sweetheart/ Darling (often used as a term of affection for both the male and female) motek מוֹתֶק Play
An expression which means that a dog does not have accidents at home. Fully housebroken. lo ose zzrachim baba-it לֹא עוֹשֶׂה צְרָכִים בַּבַּיִת Play
Before / Ago lifney לִפְנֵי Play
How much / How many kama כַּמָּה Play
Days yamim יָמִים Play
About / Of al עַל Play
Someone (When referring to a male) mishe-hu מִישֶׁהוּ Play
Literally: To my sorrow, meaning: Regretfully / Unfortunately lezza-ari לְצַעֲרִי Play
A lot / Plenty hamon הָמוֹן Play
Hardly / Barely bekoshi בְּקוֹשִׁי Play
A moment. Usually used in a colloquial sense as: Wait a moment / Just a moment rega רֶגַע Play
Details pratim פְּרָטִים Play
Still / Yet od עוֹד Play
Half of chazzi חֲצִי Play
Half a year chazzi shana חֲצִי שָׁנָה Play
Real / Genuine amitit אֲמִיתִּית Play
Feeling / Hunch / Sensation tchusha תְּחוּשָׁה Play