No. 121 in Hebrew
אמרה
"אמרה" means "saying," "utterance," or "remark."
In a sentence
היא אמרה שהיא תשמח לעזור.
She said she would be glad to help.
In this sentence, "אמרה" means 'said', referring to something she expressed in words.
המשפחה שלי תמיד זכרה את האמרה של סבתא: 'חיים ללא אהבה הם כמו עץ בלי פרי'.
My family always remembered Grandma's saying: 'Life without love is like a tree without fruit.'
Here, "האמירה" (the saying) represents 'a statement or maxim,' showcasing wisdom conveyed through words.
הסופר כתב את אמרה הראשונה בפרק הראשון של ספרו.
The author wrote the first phrase in the first chapter of his book.
In this sentence, "אמרה" is translated as 'phrase' to indicate a specific expression or series of words written.
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