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In Hebrew: 'Bittersweet'

By Ami Steinberger

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April 17, 2013, 11 AM ET

מָתוֹק-מָרִיר Though the mood was great yesterday here as the political nation of Israel celebrated 65 years of existence and prosperity, there's a bittersweet element as well, as we remember the people of Boston who have experienced an event this week that we in Israel know all too well. The Hebrew term for bittersweet combines the words for sweet - מָתוֹק and bitter - מָרִיר- yielding מָתוֹק-מָרִיר. Visit Ktzat Ivrit.

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