Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lehaim
Phrase
/ləˈhaɪm/

Definition
A Hebrew toast meaning ‘to life.’

Examples
- At the wedding, everyone raised their glasses and shouted, ‘Lehaim!’
- During the Passover Seder, we often say ‘lehaim’ to bless the meal.
- They toasted ‘lehaim’ to their friendship and many more years together.

Meaning
Lehaim is often used to celebrate life, joy, and good health. It is derived from the Hebrew word ‘chai,’ which means ‘life.’

Synonyms
- Cheers
- To life
- Health