No. 803 in Hebrew
הביא
"הביא" means "brought" or "to bring."
In a sentence
הוא הביא מתנה לחבר שלו.
He brought a gift for his friend.
The word 'הביא' here is used to indicate an action of delivering or bringing something to someone else.
המורה הביאה את הספר לכיתה ללימוד.
The teacher brought the book to the classroom for teaching.
Here, 'הביאה' (the feminine singular form of 'הביא') is used to describe the act of bringing an object to a specific location for a purpose.
הם הביאו את המצרכים הדרושים לבישול.
They brought the necessary ingredients for cooking.
In this case, the plural form 'הביאו' of the word highlights the action performed by multiple individuals.
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