Terrible

נֹורָא

[nora]

Noun
Root: N-U-R

Word Forms

Feminine (Sing.)
נֹורָאָה
[nora'a]
Plural (Masc.)
נֹורָאִים
[nora'im]
Plural (Fem.)
נֹורָאוֹת
[nora'ot]

📖 Translation

Terrible

An adjective meaning 'terrible' or 'frightening' in a negative sense, but also commonly used in modern Hebrew as an intensifier for 'very' or 'incredibly'.

💬 Usage Examples

הַמַּצָּב הַכַּלְכָּלִי הוּא נֹורָא.

Hamatzav hakalkali hu nora.

The economic situation is terrible.

הָיְתָה לָנוּ תַּחֲנַת אוֹטוֹבּוּס נֹורָאָה.

Hayta lanu tachanat otobus nora'a.

We had a terrible bus stop.

הַסֶּרֶט הַזֶּה נֹורָא טוֹב!

Haseret haze nora tov!

This movie is incredibly good!

💡 Memory Tip

You can remember it as 'nora' (similar to 'nu' and 'ra'), something so bad that you want to say 'nu, ra' (terrible).

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