how to say “dead end” in Hebrew
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לְלֹא מוֹצָא
Yesterday we saw the Hebrew expression for point of departure – נְקֻדַּת מוֹצָא
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| דֶּרֶךְ לְלֹא מוֹצָא
dead-end road
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The Hebrew term for a dead end – a point without departure or a place with no way out – is מָקוֹם לְלֹא מוֹצָא. To refer to a particular type of dead end, substitute the word for place – מָקוֹם– with your specific noun.
For example:
רְחוֹב לְלֹא מוֹצָא
dead-end street
and:
קֶשֶׁר לְלֹא מוֹצָא
dead-end relationship
Another expression meaning dead end or cul-de-sac is מָבוֹי סָתוּם, literally a blocked alley.
, literally a blocked alley.
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