Plural in Hebrew means more than one, but sometimes it means just two, not more. A word ending in "ayim", such as paamayim (פעמים), is a "pair" word, implying two of them.
Nigel B.
asked • 11/20/22Biblical Hebrew Plural Nouns
I need proof of what value/number is assigned to an Hebrew Plural noun. Is it many, 2 or more, 3 or more
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Meira P. answered • 01/21/23
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Plural in Hebrew is just like plural in English - more than one.
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