The word איחוד means a union. Guy explains other words from the root אחד, which mean “association”, “reunion”, and “getting back together.”

So how many times have you heard the sentence, “סמוך עליי, trust me, everything will be okay”? Guy explains the סמוך culture.

The Hebrew word for air is אוויר, while אווירה is atmosphere/ambience. There are other interesting words taken from אוויר, like fluffy or ceiling fan.

Oftentimes, Israelis mix up the Hebrew words משכיר and שוכר. It’s the difference between “renting” an apartment and “renting out” an apartment. It’s a common mistake that you don’t have to make!

The word נצלן is an exploiter – someone who’ll use you and dump you without giving it a second thought. This episode breaks down the word and its root נצל.

The word פרישה means retirement, and these days פרישה המוקדמת is on everyone’s mind. Guy explains פרישה and other words from its root פרש.

From leaking documents to a leaky faucet at home, the root דלפ is an interesting one, and from which we get the Hebrew word for whistleblower.

The word לברוח means to escape, but the same root has other interesting meanings in other verb formats. Guy also explains the meaning of חדר בריחה.

This episode covers the word חסר, missing, and its root. You don’t want to miss it!

The verbs of the Hebrew root קבל are everywhere: To get, to receive, to be hired, plus things which are just not done and are considered unacceptable