how to say “thin” in Hebrew
רָזֶה, דַּק
When speaking about a person, the word for thin is רָזֶה for a male, and רָזָה for a female.
for a male, and רָזָה for a female.For example:
הִיא עָשְׂתָה דִּיאֶטָה וְעַכְשָׁיו הִיא מְאֹד רָזָה.
She went on a diet and now she is very thin.
When speaking about an object, however, the word is דַּק for something masculine and דַּקָּה for something feminine.
for something masculine and דַּקָּה for something feminine.For example:
זֶה לֹא סֶפֶר דַּק בִּמְיֻחָד.
It’s not a particularly thin book.
So we’ve covered people and objects. What about animals? There, Modern and Biblical Hebrew are divided. While in Modern Hebrew animals are רָזִים and רָזוֹת , in Biblical they are דַּקִּים and דַּקּות
and רָזוֹת , in Biblical they are דַּקִּים and דַּקּות Minutes are also called דקות because they are slivers of time.
