| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | English term or phrase: | love is pain | | Hebrew translation: | ha-ahava hi k'ev | | Entered by: | Eynat |
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Philosophy | | English term or phrase: love is pain | | love can result in pain |
| | | ha-ahava hi k'ev | Explanation:
In Hebrew, as in several other languages, an abstract universal noun takes the definite article. Therefore:
ha-ahava = the love
hi = is (feminine)
k'ev = pain
האהבה היא כאב |
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Explanation:
In Hebrew, as in several other languages, an abstract universal noun takes the definite article. Therefore:
ha-ahava = the love
hi = is (feminine)
k'ev = pain
האהבה היא כאב
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