This prayer enumerates several types of vows, but the basic Hebrew word for all of them is נדר. For example: נדרתי נדר לעשות דברים אחרת השנה.

The Hebrew נֶדֶר (neder), a vow, is used in the Bible for a promise made to God to perform some deed (e.g., Gen. 28: 20) as well as for a prohibition which a ...

If I told you, I would be breaking a vow of utmost secrecy. אם אספר לך אפר שבועה סודית ביותר. I vow to keep the romantic spark alive.

נֶדֶר הוא הבטחה או שבועה חגיגית וולונטרית של אדם לאלוהים, לעצמו או לאדם אחר לשמור על כלל מסוים או לעשות מעשה כלשהו או להימנע ממנו, לעיתים במסגרת חליפין דתי.

Usage: The term "neder" refers to a solemn promise or vow made to God. In the Hebrew Bible, a vow is a binding commitment that an individual makes, often in the ...

Outline of Biblical Usage. נֶדֶר neder, neh'-der; or נֵדֶר nêder; from H5087; a promise (to God); also (concretely) a thing promised:—vow(-ed).

vow, promise. Forms without pronominal affixes. Singular, Plural. Absolute state. נֶדֶר. neder. vow. נְדָרִים. nedarim. vows. Construct state. נֶדֶר־. neder-. vow of .

27 нояб. 2016 г. · The word for vow or promise is nadar which also means to return. A promise means that you will tell someone, “When the right time comes, I will ...

The sages distinguish between these by saying that a vow (נֶדֶר) represents a promise to do something (or to refrain from doing something), whereas an oath (שְׁבוּעָה) ...

Usage: The Hebrew verb "nadar" primarily means to make a vow or promise, often in a religious or solemn context. It involves a commitment to perform a certain ...