Hebrew learning resources

Morfix

A free comprehensive Hebrew-English and English-Hebrew general-purpose dictionary of modern Hebrew. Morfix has some free and paid tools helpful in learning Hebrew and using it in practice, including an automatic nikud tool, a screen reader and other things.

Milog

A free Hebrew-Hebrew dictionary that also lists all of the words' forms.

Google Translate

Requires skill and persistence to use it efficiently, but has a lot of words you cannot find elsewhere and sometimes helps if you have a tricky word form you cannot guess. Also, you can feed it an entire paragraph or page of text to get some understanding what it is about.

Has a software Hebrew keyboard that may come handy if you don't have Hebrew layout installed at your device but need quickly to type something in Hebrew. (Note: this site can also help in this case)

Wiktionary

For a lot of words, you can see translation, usage examples, etymology and translation to related languages such as Arabic and Aramaic. A lot of common words are still not available, but it's gradually getting better.

Hebrew abbreviations

kizur.co.il‎ is very useful for deciphering Hebrew abbreviations like תנ״ך, אדמו״ר, צה״ל, שב״כ, or מנכ״ל.

Hebrew Course on Duolingo

Hebrew is now available on Duolingo, an awesome free language learning site with a lot of reading, listening and writing exercises.

Reading and Language Intro on Memrise

An audio and text course both for beginners (starts with the alphabet) and intermediate students, focusing on memorising basic lexicon and idioms (work in progress).

Teach Me Hebrew

Lots of helpful reference material for those who are learning Hebrew by themselves. Includes grammar lessons, parallel English and Hebrew texts, lists of common words and phrases, audio files.

Reading and Language Intro on Memrise

An audio and text course both for beginners (starts with the alphabet) and intermediate students, focusing on memorising basic lexicon and idioms (work in progress).

Decisions of the Hebrew Language Academy

The official site of the Academy of Hebrew Language, the institution that oversees the development of modern Hebrew in Israel. On their site, you can find writing and pronunciation rules and other reference materials, including, for example, conjugation reference for defective or rare verbs. The bad thing is that to understand it, you need to know Hebrew!