No. 459 in Hebrew
גרם
The Hebrew word "גרם" means "caused" or "gram" (unit of weight), depending on context.
In a sentence
הכדור גרם לנפול הכוס מהשולחן.
The ball caused the glass to fall from the table.
גרם is used as a verb implying causation, meaning 'caused' in this sentence.
בכיתייה הייתה גרם אחד של סוכר.
There was one gram of sugar in the tea.
גרם is used as a noun referring to the unit of weight, meaning 'gram' here.
הוא גרם לי להרגיש מיוחדת במינו.
He made me feel uniquely special.
גרם is employed as a verb meaning 'caused' or 'made', describing the effect one entity has on another.
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