Simchah is the Hebrew word for joy. Jews commonly use simchah to express joyous occasions, celebrations, and festivities.

Shachah is the Hebrew word for worship. It means to bow down or to prostrate oneself. In the Old Testament, shachah was not just an act of bowing down. It was a way to demonstrate utmost respect, humility, and complete submission.

The Hebrew word for sin is Chata. The term refers to believers who have gone astray or missing the mark.