how to say “preparations” in Hebrew
הֲכָנוֹת
The word for to prepare something, in Hebrew, is the active-causative verb לְהָכִין . The root is כ.ו.נ (k.w.n), the same as many common Hebrew words including כֵּן – yes and נָכוֹן – correct.
. The root is כ.ו.נ (k.w.n), the same as many common Hebrew words including כֵּן – yes and נָכוֹן – correct.For example:
הֵכַנְתִּי אֲרֻחַת עֶרֶב טְעִימָה מְאֹד.
I prepared a very tasty dinner.
Likewise, preparation is הֲכָנָה .
.For example:
הַהֲכָנוֹת בְּעִצּוּמָן לִקְרַאת חַג הַפֶּסַח.
The preparations are in full swing for the Passover holiday.
