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There is no distinction in Hebrew between "dead" and "dying". You could say "The dead and the ones who are about to die" which is "hametim ve'eleh she omdim lamut (המתים ואלה שעומדים למות)

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Bringer of death = מביא מוות (meh-VEE MAH-vet)

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Mal'ach ha-mavet.

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