Hebrew words to say "funny face"?

Question

For example matanah means gift. How do you say funny and face?

Answer 1

"Funny":
Funny is an adjective and adjectives in Hebrew must be agreed with their nouns. So: singular male is "matzchik" (matz-chEEk, מצחיק), singular female is "matzchikah" (matz-chi-kAh, מצחיקה), plural male is "matzchikim" (matz-chi-kEEm, מצחיקים) and plural female is "matzchikot" (matz-chi-kOt, מצחיקות).

"Face":
Face, like some other nouns in Hebrew that express both physical and metaphysical concept, is always set in its plural form- "panim" (pa-nEEn, פנים). While the suffix is a male-like (xxx+im) the word "panim" is treated as both male and female.

So- "funny face" is either "panim matzchikim" (פנים מצחיקים), or "panim matzchikot" (פנים מצחיקות).

Answer 2

He he. Please don't use the term Confederacy. This Infernal Yankee government (USA) still won't let their myths of Lincoln end and leave the South to Southerners, Black OR White. -Covenant (religion) - a formal alliance or agreement made by God with a religious community or with humanity in general. An example of a covenant relationship in Judaism and Christianity is that between Abraham and God, in which God made a covenant with Abraham that He would bless Abram's descendants making them more numerous than the stars. -Covenant (biblical), a series of solemn agreements believed to exist between God and the Israelites This is pretty much correct. Christians interchange the terms covenant and testament in many cases, but we still see it as a basic agreement between two parties, in this case G-d and man, for something in return. Not much different than common law, really. Only that the law doesn't tend to overlook how man cheats on the agreement, and most christians think G-d will. :( For us, the Old Covenant, between G-d and Israel, was a series of agreements, which many suggest could never be complied with, implying G-d was trying to cheat us, so there had to be a New one, with Christ as the bargaining 'chip.' Thus, Christ had to die, in our place, so that we could meet all the terms and enter Heaven. I'm not sure I totally agree with this idea, but it seems to be the one that most people accept.

Answer 3

Funny = Matzchik (Mem - Tzadik - Het - Yud - Kuf)
Face = Panim (Pe - Nun - Yud - Mem-sofit)

Funny Face = Panim Matzchikim

In Hebrew it is spoken, "Face Funny". Face is a plural noun (like pants even though there is one), so Funny is conjugated to plural by adding the (im) to the end.

In English we do not have a (Het) sound as in the Hebrew word for funny. This sound is a guttural sound like clearing your throat. It is not pronounced like a (ch), but is spelled as such to differentiate the Hebrew letters (Het) from (Hey)--our H sound.

So to say "Funny Face" it’s... Pa~neem Matz~Hee~keem

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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