“The Thinker”

https://www.ancient-hebrew.org/modern-hebrew/computer.htm

The Hebrew for computer is the thinking 
The Modern Hebrew word מחשב (mahh’shev) means “computer.” It is derived from the Ancient Hebrew root חשב (Hh-Sh-B, Strong’s #2803) meaning “to think.” One method of forming a Hebrew noun out of a root is by adding the letter מ (M) to the front of a root and this noun would then mean “what” does the action of that root. In the case of מחשב, this word means “what thinks”–a computer.