לוּחָן
luchan
Everyday HebrewMeaningA plan that shows when things will happen, like a schedule or a timetable.
HistoryThis is a modern Hebrew word. It comes from the very old word "luach", which means a flat piece of stone or wood that people wrote on, like the tablets in the Bible. The ending "-an" was added to "luach" to make a new word for a schedule.
Example
I have a busy schedule this week.
