זְמַן
zman
Everyday HebrewFormsזְמַנִּים
Meaning1. A period that you can measure, like minutes, hours, or years.
2. The right moment to do something.
HistoryThis word comes from a very old language called Aramaic, which was spoken in the Middle East thousands of years ago. It appeared in the later books of the Bible, like the Book of Daniel. The meaning was the same as today: a set period of time or a specific moment.
Example
I don't have time now, maybe tomorrow.
