Zompist Bboard Again

Thanks for clarifying. I though false friends were similar sounding words that meant different things and that didn't necessarily need to be related or similar origins

אריה: Ariyeh. Lion
Aria: An operatic music scene

כיתה : "Classroom" in Hebrew(kitah). Quita: "Take this out" in Spanish. German Kita (< Ki nder ta gesstätte) 'day care' springs to my mind here. Of course, a day care is not a classroom either, but reasonably close. That's interesting. I guess it's used as slang, informally.

כיתה : "Classroom" in Hebrew(kitah).
Quita: "Take this out" in Spanish.

I have more in hebrew:

מים: maim, water
ma'am: english

קל: easy (kal)
EDIT: cal (Spanish for lime, the mineral)

מרכז: Center in hebrew (merkaz)
Mercado: Spanish for market

Hebrew/Spanish:

מסיבה: Mesibah (Means party in Hebrew)

Masiva: Is the feminine singular for Massive, in Spanish.

I got this false friend from a song in Spanish. I thought it was about parties.