10 December 2016
The Hebrew word for "snow" is שֶׁלֶג sheleg.
Instead of "it is snowing", one says שלג יורד sheleg yored, literally "snow is descending".
(Source: Walla)
Notice the three-part smichut construction in the end – literally, "on the peaks of the mountains of the North". Note also that in spoken language, one would usually say be-pisgot, or even be-psagot.
The Hebrew word for "snowy" is מֻשְׁלָג ~ מושלג mushlag – a huf'al participle (though the corresponding verbal forms, like השליג or הושלג, are not used): יום מושלג yom mushlag "a snowy day", פסגה מושלגת pisga mushleget "a snow-covered peak".
שִׁלְגִּיָּה ~ שלגייה shilgiya is Snow White or Snowmaiden, a fairy tale character.
Listen to the Naomi Shemer's song שלג על עירי Sheleg al iri "Snow over my town":
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