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Translation: HaShem hu hakhi gadol (ד' הוא הכי גדול).

You may be looking for Allah hu Akbar (الله هو أكبر), which is Arabic and pertains to Muslims, not Jews. Note that Jews do not use this phrase or its Hebrew equivalent, preferring to say "HaShem Ehad" or "God is One".

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hashem gadol veh hashem tov (ה׳ גדול וה׳ טוב)

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This is not a typical phrase in Judaism, but it could be translated as Elohim gadol (אלוקים גדול).

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hashem gadol (ה׳ גדול)

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