פְּנִינִים
peninim
Everyday HebrewMeaning1. Small, round, white gems that grow inside a type of seashell called an oyster.
2. Wise or beautiful things that someone says or writes.
HistoryThe word "pninim" first appears in the Bible, in books like Proverbs and Job. It was used to talk about something very valuable and beautiful, just like we use it today. The singular form is "pnina".
Example
She got a pearl necklace for her birthday.
