Evergreen

Business days.

The Hebrew word for city comes from a verbal root that means "wakeful."

Ancient terms for man and woman.

Though not originally Hebrew terms, they are now among the most commonly used Hebrew words.

The Hebrew words for son and daughter are used in many ways.

Most terms for non-Jews were at one time neutral, though they are not always heard that way.

A one-time Jewish homemaker ideal that continues to inspire.

One of the most common Jewish greetings explained.

Stumbling blocks.

Why do we tap the mezuzah first and then kiss our hands?