Questions & Answers about יש קמט בבטנה.
יש is the Hebrew existential word for there is / there are.
So יש קמט literally means there is a wrinkle / crease.
Hebrew uses יש very often where English uses there is. It does not need a separate word for there.
Because in Hebrew, יש already does that job.
English says there is a wrinkle with a dummy subject (there), but Hebrew simply says יש קמט.
So the sentence structure is more compact:
- יש קמט = there is a wrinkle
- אין קמט = there is no wrinkle
קמט means wrinkle, crease, or fold, depending on context.
It can be used for:
- skin
- clothing
- paper
- other surfaces
In this sentence, it most naturally means a wrinkle or crease in the belly area.