No. 83 in Hebrew
אותי
"Me" or "myself."
In a sentence
הוא ראה אותי ברחוב.
He saw me on the street.
This sentence exemplifies the word "אותי" as a direct object meaning "me." It is used to indicate who was seen in the context.
הם הזמינו אותי למסיבה.
They invited me to the party.
In this example, "אותי" serves the role of the recipient of the action of inviting, pointing to the individual involved, "me."
היא שאלה אותי על הספר.
She asked me about the book.
Here, "אותי" is the object of the verb "שאלה" (asked), and it clarifies who is being asked, in this case, "me."
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