how to say “quality” in Hebrew
אֵיכוּת
The Hebrew word for quantity takes כַּמָּה – how much? – and adds the וּת- ending, rendering כַּמּוּת – the “how-much-ness” of something.
– how much? – and adds the וּת- ending, rendering כַּמּוּת – the “how-much-ness” of something.Likewise, the word for quality takes ְאֵיך – how – adds the same ending, and yields אֵיכוּת – or the “how-ness” of something.
– how – adds the same ending, and yields אֵיכוּת – or the “how-ness” of something.For example:
אֲנַחְנוּ מַדְפִּיסִים מוֹדָעוֹת עַל נְיָר בְּאֵיכוּת גְּבוֹהָה.
We print advertisements on high-quality paper.
Quality in the adjective sense becomes אֵיכוּתִי .
.For example:
זֶה מַחְשֵׁב אֵיכוּתִי.
This is a quality computer.