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Gvina (גבינה) means cheese in Hebrew.

It is a feminine noun, and the Hebrew dictionary's own definitions are below.

גְּבִינָה
gvina
noun · feminine
In English

cheese

The stress falls on the part in bold.

The Hebrew dictionaryWords starting with ג

The dictionary gives one meaning for Gvina.

The definitions are in Hebrew, as the dictionary writes them.

  1. 1
    מוצר מזון הנוצר כתוצאה מהבחלה של חלקו המוצק של החלב לאחר שהחמיץ. כיום מוסיפים לה חלבונים שונים אשר משפרים את טעמה ואת ערכה התזונתי. היא עשירה יחסית בסידן ונפוצה מאוד בעולם.
    הֲלֹא כֶחָלָב תַּתִּיכֵנִי וְכַגְּבִנָּה תַּקְפִּיאֵנִי

The verses are quoted from the Hebrew Bible, with the word in bold.

The word Gvina is a feminine noun.

Written with vowel points
גְּבִינָה
Written without vowel points
גבינה
Said
gvina
Pattern
קְטִילָה
Plural
גְּבִינוֹת
Inflections
ר' גְּבִינוֹת; גְּבִינַת־, ר' גְּבִינוֹת־
Gematria
70

This is how Gvina is said in other languages.

English
cheese
Arabic
جبنة
Russian
сыр
French
fromage
Spanish
queso
German
Käse

These words mean nearly the same as Gvina.

  • חריץ חלב

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These words rhyme with Gvina.

The word Gvina is part of these phrases and sayings.

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What does Gvina (⁨גבינה⁩) mean in Hebrew?

Gvina (⁨גבינה⁩) means cheese. It is said gvina, with the stress on na.

What is a synonym for Gvina (⁨גבינה⁩)?

Words that mean nearly the same as Gvina (⁨גבינה⁩) are ⁨חריץ חלב⁩.

What rhymes with Gvina (⁨גבינה⁩)?

Words that rhyme with Gvina (⁨גבינה⁩) include ⁨מדינה⁩, ⁨תכונה⁩, ⁨ספינה⁩, ⁨תמונה⁩, ⁨מכונה⁩, and ⁨הגנה⁩.

Is Gvina (⁨גבינה⁩) masculine or feminine?

The word Gvina (⁨גבינה⁩) is a feminine noun, and its plural is ⁨גְּבִינוֹת⁩.

The definitions, pronunciation, synonyms and translations on this page are adapted from the entry גבינה of the Hebrew Wiktionary, read on 1 November 2026, and are shared under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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