No. 912 in Hebrew
לים
"לים" in Hebrew means "to the sea" or "to seas."
In a sentence
אנחנו נוסעים לים בשבת.
We are going to the sea on Saturday.
In this sentence, 'לים' ('to the sea') is used to indicate a direction or destination, combining the preposition 'ל-' ('to') with the term 'ים' ('sea').
הוא אוהב לזרוק אבנים לים.
He loves to throw stones into the sea.
Here, 'לים' ('to the sea') conveys the destination of the action, specifying where the stones are being thrown.
הדייגים יצאו מוקדם בבוקר לים.
The fishermen went out early in the morning to the sea.
In this example, 'לים' ('to the sea') describes the destination of the fishermen's journey.
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