Edgar Andrew

The Hebrew word for ‘touched’ is נגע.

The Hebrew word for ‘sure’ (as an adjective) is בטוח. The adjective בטוח is used to describe being certain in one’s knowledge or belief.

The phrase “I love you, jesus” in Hebrew is אני אוהב אותך, ישוע. This phrase is an expression of love and devotion directed toward Jesus.

The Hebrew word for “song” is שיר. שיר refers to music with words.

The Hebrew phrase for “oh no” is אוי לא. אוי לא is an exclamation used to express alarm.

The Hebrew word for asafoetida is חלתית. חלתית refers to the resinous gum derived from wild fennel.

The English phrase “bravo” is expressed in Hebrew as בראבו. בראבו is an interjection used to express praise or approval, similar to its use in English.

The Hebrew word for “gospel” is בשורה (b’sorá).

The Hebrew word for “tonight” is הלילה. הלילה is used to refer to the time during today’s evening.

The English word “building” is translated into Hebrew as בניין \ בִּנְיָן.