Hebrew · Common Verbs
lir'ot
To see
To notice something with your eyes.
מהחלון אני רואה את הים.
From the window I can see the sea.
The verb 'לראות' (lir'ot) comes from the root ר-א-ה (R-A-H), which translates to 'to see.' Its use has persisted since ancient times, indicating visual perception in various contexts.
'לראות' is commonly used in both spoken and written Hebrew, typically in informal contexts but also recognized in formal discussions regarding sight or observation.
The term is referenced in various biblical texts, such as in the Book of Exodus, where it describes seeing divine signs.