סָגַר
sagar
Everyday HebrewMeaningTo shut something that was open, like a door, a window, or a book.
HistoryThis word comes from the Bible. In the Bible, it meant to shut or lock something, like a door or a gate. The meaning is the same today.
Example
הוא סגר את הדלת כי היה לו קר.
He closed the door because he was cold.
