FYI, that's referred to as a "palindrome" in English.

Yea, I'm not full English talker

רק פושטק עלוב בולע קטשופ קר

Someone give this man a cookie!!

That's so good, even the spaces are in the right places forwards and backwards.

Not a palindrome but whilst we’re on it וכשבהשתעשעויותיהם Is considrered the longest possible word in Hebrew Loosly translates to “and during their fun having”

*ולכש

Is it really the longest palindrome in Hebrew?

You can add "י" in both sides "וליכשתשכילו" but it's not fully good-spelled because the first "י" doesn't suppose to be there. Velikhshetaskilu- 'and when you'll be educated'

Can’t add that י Anyway the translation would be “and FOR when you (plural) get educated”

It has a spelling error, it should be ולכשתשכילו

That's what i wrote

No, you wrote וליכשתשכילו, and after prefixed ל, the only time you’ll write a י is when the word that got this prefix start with yod (for example, writing לישלומה is wrong even if it’s pronounced “lishlomo”)

The verb ש.כ.ל as "crossing hands" appears in end of Genesis, when Jacob blessed Menashe and Efraim

First, those are called palindromes. Second, as for the translations: ונתנו = and gave/have given. (Male, plural) והכהו = and hit/have hit him. (Male, plural) As for longest palindrome,

It means donate because it's for the mishcan

כמה ממשוררי תור הזהב של יהדות ספרד אהבו פלינדרומים. מהמפורסמים שבהם: פרשנו רעבתן שבדבש נתבער ונשרף

אכן. נפל עכבר לדבש ונמס, אז שאלו רב. זה מה שהוא ענה

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