דּוֹר
dor
Everyday HebrewFormsדּוֹרוֹת
MeaningA group of people who were born and live at about the same time. For example, your parents are one generation, and you and your friends are another.
HistoryThis word is very old and appears in the Bible. It comes from a root that means "to go around in a circle" or "to live in a place". The idea is that each group of people lives for a time, and then the next group comes, like a circle turning.
Example
Today's generation is very different from our parents' generation.
