Shalom,
In almost every Israeli meal we meet and eat the Israeli Salad. This is a basic Salad made of tomatoes and cucumbers thinly sliced and freshly seasoned. We may put it in pita bread, next to an omelet or simply as a meal by itself with a slice of bread and some cottage cheese.
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| Transcription: Salat yerakot yisraeli. |
Literal Meaning: Israeli vegetable salad.
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Meaning
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Transcription
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Ingredient
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Tomato
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Agvanya
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Cucumber
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Melafefon
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Onion
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Batsal
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Parsley
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Petrozilya
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Olive oil
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Shemen zayit
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Lemon
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Limon
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Salt and Pepper
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Melax u'filpel
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Transcription:
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Etsleinu kol hamishpaxa
Oxlim salat kahalaxa
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Literal Meaning:
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All of our family
Eat salad properly.
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Source:
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A children song called
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written by Odded |
Hillel.
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To the complete words of the song, click here
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Name:
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Ra'anan
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Gender:
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Male
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Time of Appearance:
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The Modern Era
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Meaning:
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Fresh, lively, sprightly.
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Category:
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Names Related to Agriculture
Feelings and Personal Traits.
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Name:
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Neta
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Gender:
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Female, Male.
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Time of Appearance:
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From The Middle Ages Till The 19th Centurey
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Meaning:
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Seedling.
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Category:
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Botanical names
Names Related to Agriculture.
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