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PricingAboutSupportPaste a verse of Torah, Psalms or prayer Hebrew. Get a literal gloss, a readable English sentence, a transliteration, and every word broken down by root and form.
A verb form that is common in the Torah can be rare or absent in the Hebrew spoken in Tel Aviv, and a word that means one thing in Genesis can carry a different sense by the time of the Mishnah. This translator lets you say which era the text belongs to, Biblical, Mishnaic or Modern, so the reading it gives reflects the Hebrew of that period rather than a flattened, one-size reading.
It is built for study: the word-by-word table shows the root behind each word and its grammatical form, so you can see the structure of the sentence, not just its translation.
No. Biblical Hebrew has verb forms, vocabulary and syntax that Modern Hebrew does not use day to day; Mishnaic Hebrew sits between the two. Pick the era closest to your text for a more accurate reading.
A word-order-preserving gloss, so you can see which English word maps to which Hebrew word, even where the result reads awkwardly. The "readable" line is the same verse in natural English.
When the text matches a known verse or prayer line, the source is given as book and chapter:verse. If it does not recognize it, the source is left blank rather than guessed.
Paste Hebrew, get English that keeps the tone and the gender.
Say who is speaking and who is listening; get the right Hebrew.
Both speaker and listener genders, side by side.
Hebrew to English letters and back, three systems.