how to say “audience” in Hebrew

 

קָהָל

 

 
The Hebrew word for audience is quite an ancient one, as Moses would address the audience – הַקָּהָל listen and repeat – of the wandering People of Israel for forty years in the desert.
 
A modern example:
 
הַקָּהָל מַקְשִׁיב.
The audience is listening.
 
The root ק.ה.ל (k.h.l) is a very useful one, lending itself to the creation of words such as קְהִלָּה listen and repeat community, הִתְקַהֲלוּת listen and repeat – one of the terms for a crowd, and מַקְהֵלָה listen and repeat a choir.

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