בנו

This is the 790th most frequent Hebrew word.


בנו

"His son" or "built us," depending on context.


In this sentence, 'בנו' (bno) translates to 'our son', a possessive phrase indicating relationship.

בנו החל ללמוד בבית הספר החדש השבוע.

Our son started attending the new school this week.


Here, 'בנו' (banu) is the verb 'they built' in past tense, showing construction.

הם בנו בית עץ בחצר האחורית.

They built a treehouse in the backyard.


In this instance, 'בנו' (bno) signifies 'the offspring/creation of,' used metaphorically for a production or creation.

המנהל מאמין כי בנו של הכפר הוא הזדמנות להצלחה.

The manager believes that the village's 'bno' (offspring or embodiment) is an opportunity for success.