מְנוּחָה
menuchah
Everyday HebrewMeaning1. A time when you are not working or doing anything hard. A time to be quiet and calm.
2. A place where someone can rest, sometimes used to talk about where a person is buried.
HistoryThis word first appeared in the Bible thousands of years ago. It comes from a root that means "to rest". In the Bible, it meant a time of quiet and safety, and it still means that today.
I need a little rest after a long day.