how to say “maze” in Hebrew
מָבוֹךְ
The Hebrew root ב.ו.כ (b.w.k) means confusion, so that someone who is נָבוֹךְ 
listen and repeat (or נְבוֹכָה listen and repeat if she is a female) is confused or perplexed. נבוך and נבוכה also describe someone embarrassed.
listen and repeat (or נְבוֹכָה listen and repeat if she is a female) is confused or perplexed. נבוך and נבוכה also describe someone embarrassed. This root also gives rise to the word for maze or labyrinth – מָבוֹךְ listen and repeat – a place that perplexes its travelers.
listen and repeat – a place that perplexes its travelers. For example:
טִיַּלְנוּ בְּמָבוֹךְ מֵחוּץ לָאַרְמוֹן בְּמַדְרִיד.
We walked around in the maze outside the palace in Madrid.
Likewise, the name of my ninth-grade history textbook was עוֹלָם בְּמָבוֹךְ listen and repeat – A World in a Labyrinth.
listen and repeat – A World in a Labyrinth.