No. 844 in Hebrew
עברו
"עברו" in Hebrew means "they passed," "they crossed," or "they went through," depending on the context.
In a sentence
הם עברו לגור בעיר אחרת.
They moved to live in another city.
The word 'עברו' here means 'they moved'. It indicates a change of residence or location from one place to another.
עברו כמה ימים מאז שראינו אותו לאחרונה.
A few days have passed since we last saw him.
The word 'עברו' here means 'have passed'. It is used to describe the lapse of time.
עברו את הגשר ופנו ימינה.
Cross the bridge and turn right.
The word 'עברו' here means 'cross'. It refers to physically traversing a structure, like a bridge.
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