ืึธืึดืื
aviv
Everyday HebrewMeaningThe season of the year between winter and summer, when flowers start to grow and the weather gets warmer.
HistoryThis word is very old and first appears in the Bible. It did not mean the whole season, but a special time when the barley plants were ripe but still green. This was the sign that the new year was starting. Over time, it came to mean the whole season we call spring.
Example
In the spring, everything is green and blooming.