No. 347 in Hebrew
עשה
"Did," "made," or "performed."
In a sentence
הוא עשה את שיעורי הבית.
He did his homework.
In this context, "עשה" is used to denote the completion or execution of a task.
הם עשה תיקון במטבח.
They made a repair in the kitchen.
Here, "עשה" is employed to convey the act of constructing or performing a physical modification.
היא עשה מאמץ רב להצליח.
She made a great effort to succeed.
In this instance, "עשה" signifies taking action or effort towards achieving a goal.
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