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12 sty 2022 · The following are a few traditional Hebrew phrases with their English equivalent that you might say when someone passes away: For the loss of a parent: Zekher tzadik livrakha – “May the memory of the righteous be a blessing.”
In English, “grief” has no singular, no plural, only a comprehensive sense. Similarly, the Hebrew word for grief, “avel,” is a comprehensive term. So, too, is “hefsed” (loss)—we speak of hefsed merubah (great loss) and hefsed mu’at (minor loss), but not in the singular or plural as such.
It is not always easy to craft the perfect message in honor of a friend, co-worker or loved one who has passed away so we have compiled examples to inspire you, lead you down the right path or simply use as your own.
29 wrz 2017 · The most commonly used Hebrew phrase for condolences is "HaMakom y’nachem etkhem b’tokh sh’ar a’vaylay Tzion v’Y’rushalayim," which means "May God comfort you among the other mourners of Zion and Jerusalem."
Words of Comfort for Mourners. Our favorite Jewish poems, quotes and other texts for times of loss. By My Jewish Learning
27 paź 2022 · When a Jewish friend dies, his or her family and friends are usually asked to pray for the deceased’s memory and to express their deepest sympathy. A shiva card, which is a simple expression of sympathy, is another form of honorific, and it is usually written when a loved one dies.
the Hebrew name of the deceased, and that of his or her father, "...of blessed memory." Study as many tractates of the Mishna (codified compilation of Jewish law) as possible, dividing the rest between volunteers.
