Hebrew Word of the Day
לְבַטֵּל
le-vat-TEL • verb — 26th of Aug, 2026
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Meaning: to cancel; to annul or call off something that was planned
Examples
- אני צריך לְבַטֵּל את הפגישה.
(I need to cancel the meeting.) - הם ביטלו את הטיסה בגלל מזג האוויר.
(They canceled the flight because of the weather.) - אפשר לְבַטֵּל את ההזמנה עד מחר.
(It is possible to cancel the order until tomorrow.)
Synonyms
- לִפְסוֹל
- לְהַפְרִ
- לְבַטֵּל
Antonyms
- לְאַשֵּׁר
- לְקַיֵּם
This is a very common verb used for canceling meetings, plans, tickets, orders, or events. In everyday Hebrew, it is often used in both formal and casual situations.
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