Questions & Answers about אני מקווה שכאב הראש יעבור עד מחר בבוקר.
ש is a very common Hebrew connector meaning that.
So:
- אני מקווה = I hope
- שכאב הראש יעבור = that the headache will go away
In Hebrew, ש is usually written as a prefix, attached directly to the following word. So שכאב is really:
- ש + כאב
This is completely normal in Hebrew spelling.
Yes. Literally, כאב הראש is something like the pain of the head.
Hebrew often expresses this kind of idea with a construct phrase (called smikhut), where two nouns are linked:
- כאב ראש = headache / a headache
- כאב הראש = the headache
So English uses one word, headache, but Hebrew often builds it from two nouns: pain + head.