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mis'ada
Restaurant
A place where you pay to eat meals.
המסעדה הזאת מפורסמת בחומוס שלה.
This restaurant is famous for its hummus.
'מסעדה' (mis'ada) is derived from the Arabic root 'سَعَدَ' (sa'ada), meaning 'to assist' or 'to help', which evolved into the meaning of a place of nourishment. This word has been a part of the Hebrew lexicon since the early 20th century.
'מסעדה' is widely used in both spoken and written Hebrew and appears in formal and informal contexts, particularly in discussions about dining and cuisine. It is commonly understood across all regions of Israel.
References can be found in culinary literature and writings discussing Israeli gastronomy.