Prayer
| 10:37 Apr 27, 2001 |
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Prayer - Tefilah Explanation: The noun "prayer" is: Tefilah (Tav-Feh-Yod-Lamed-Hey) However, in the context of your sentence it would be: Hitpalalti (Hey-Tav-Fe-Lamed-Lamed-Tav-Yod) as in "I prayed". |
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Tfila Explanation: taf, peh, yod, lamed, heh. תפילה I prayed would be hitpalalti (heh yod peh lamed lamed tav yod התפללתי) Good luck! The Complete English-Hebrew Dictionary by R. Alcalay |
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