Questions & Answers about כשהקומקום מלא, קשה להרים אותו.
Here כשה־ means when the....
It is built from:
- כש־ = when
- ה־ = the
So כשהקומקום literally means when the kettle.
This is very common in Hebrew: short words like כש־, ב־, ל־, and ה־ often attach directly to the next word.
In present-tense Hebrew, the verb to be is usually omitted.
So:
- הקומקום מלא literally looks like the kettle full
- but it means the kettle is full
This is completely normal Hebrew grammar.