אוּנָה
unah
Formal HebrewFormsאוּנוֹת
Meaning1. A part of the brain, lung, or liver.
2. The soft, bottom part of your ear.
3. A long, thin green case that holds seeds like peas or beans.
HistoryThis word comes from the Mishnah, a very old book of Jewish laws written about 1800 years ago. In the Aramaic language spoken at that time, a similar word meant "a part" or "a section" of something. Today, we use it in Hebrew for a special part of the body or a plant.
Example
The doctor showed me the hurt part of the lung in the picture.
