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Roughly "if only healthy". As a response to any gripping statement or complaint,
it means roughly "Gee that's too bad, but look at the big picture: As long as
you've got your health, you can handle it".
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Yiddish word for goodbye?
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Zaa Ghizint. (As pronounced by online pronunciation tools.)
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