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להרגיש — meaning in English: to feel
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to feel
ילדה
yalda
שכל
sechel
רע
ra
להרגיש
lehar'gish
רואים
ro'im
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neutral
very common
Usage
Native speakers commonly use 'להרגיש' in a variety of everyday situations, such as expressing emotions or physical sensations. You might hear someone say, 'אני מרגיש טוב' (I feel good) when discussing their health, or 'אני מרגיש עצוב' (I feel sad) in a conversation about personal experiences.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym to 'להרגיש' is 'לחוש' (lachosh), which also means 'to feel.' However, 'לחוש' is often used in more formal or literary contexts, while 'להרגיש' is more commonly used in everyday conversation.
Culture
'להרגיש' has roots in the Hebrew language that stretch back centuries, reflecting a deep connection to the Jewish experience of emotion and spirituality. The word is not only used in personal contexts but also in literature and poetry, where feelings and emotions are often explored in depth.
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