URL slug from Hebrew text

Hebrew is right-to-left, uses 22 consonants + niqqud (vowel marks, often omitted). Slugmint uses Israeli Academy of Hebrew Language romanization with niqqud-aware vowel inference.

advanced Hebrew (RTL script)

Sample input → output

slugmint "תל אביב 2026"
tel-aviv-2026

slugmint "שלום עולם"
shalom-olam

slugmint "ירושלים והעתיקות"
yerushalayim-vehaatikut

Transliteration rules

Common: א→"" or a, ב→b/v, ג→g, ד→d, ה→h, ו→v/u/o, ז→z, ח→ch, ט→t, י→y/i, כ→k/ch, ל→l, מ→m, נ→n, ס→s, ע→"" or a, פ→p/f, צ→tz, ק→k, ר→r, ש→sh/s, ת→t.

Examples

Input	Result
תל אביב → tel-aviv	✓example
שלום → shalom	✓example
ירושלים → yerushalayim	✓example
WARNING: Hebrew without niqqud has ambiguous vowels — `דבר` could be `davar` (thing) or `diber` (he spoke). Context-aware dictionaries help; pure transliteration cannot.	⚠caveat
ח (chet) vs כ (chaf) — both transliterate to `ch` or `kh`. Pick one consistently.	⚠caveat
Geresh and gershayim (׳ ׳׳) for foreign sounds — `ג׳ון` = John. Slugs typically drop these.	⚠caveat

Edge cases & caveats

Note: see the warning above. Treat this page as a starting point, not a security control.

Common use cases

Israeli content slugs
Hebrew blog URL generation
Bilingual he+en publishing
Religious / academic Hebrew text URLs

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