“a rainy day” and “dreams coming true” in Hebrew
גָּשׁוּם, לְהַגְשִׁים
Today was a rainy one here in Jerusalem.
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| from jerusalemshots.com |
A rainy day is יוֹם גָּשׁוּם (yohm gah-SHOOM).
Now גֶּשֶׁם (GHEH-shem) is rain, but it’s also the concept of materialism in certain contexts.
To materialize or realize a dream – or to make a dream come true – is לְהַגְשִׁים חָלוֹם (le-hahg-SHEEM khah-LOHM).
להגשים is a “causative” הפעיל (heef-EEL) verb.
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