Hebrew

Hebrew is related to Aramaic and has certain similarities to Arabic. Modern Hebrew, which was introduced during the Eighteenth Century, has the same morphology as was used in the Old Testament and Mishna, but a number of modern traits have been added, such as auxiliary verbs, verb tense forms and an expanded vocabulary.

Countries with Hebrew as official language

Israel

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Prior to translation and interpretation

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Language code

he

Alphabet

Hebrew

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