Questions & Answers about המגן ממש חזק.
ה־ is the Hebrew definite article, equivalent to the in English.
So:
- מגן = a shield / shield
- המגן = the shield
In pronunciation, the ה־ is attached directly to the word: ha-magen.
In Hebrew, adjectives usually come after the noun they describe.
So instead of saying:
- the strong shield
Hebrew normally uses the order:
- the shield strong
That is why חזק comes after המגן.
This is a very common Hebrew pattern:
- ילד טוב = a good boy
- הילד טוב = the boy is good / in some contexts the good boy, depending on structure and context
In your sentence, חזק is functioning as the predicate adjective: the shield is strong.