Hebrew betulah

The term **Hebrew betulah** refers to the Hebrew word “בְּתוּלָה” (betulah), which means “virgin.” It is often used in biblical texts and Jewish literature to describe a young woman who has not had sexual relations. Understanding the cultural and linguistic context of “betulah” is important for studies in Hebrew language, biblical translation, and theology. Use this tag for posts that explore the meaning, usage, and significance of the Hebrew term “betulah” in religious, historical, or linguistic settings.