No. 349 in Hebrew
אמור
"Amor" (אמור) means "said" or "say" (imperative/command form) in Hebrew.
In a sentence
הוא אמור להגיע מחר לבית הספר.
He is supposed to arrive at school tomorrow.
Here, 'אמור' means 'supposed to,' signifying expectation or obligation.
אתה רק אמור לעזור ולא להתערב.
You are only supposed to help and not interfere.
In this sentence, 'אמור' indicates a designated duty or task.
המורה אמר שכולם אמורים לקרוא את הספר עד סוף השבוע.
The teacher said everyone is expected to read the book by the end of the week.
'אמור' in this example conveys a general expectation or requirement.
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