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talking about a male: zichronó livracha (זכרונו לברכה)

talking about a female: zichroná livracha (זכרונה לברכה)

talking about a group: zichronám livracha (זכרונם לברכה)

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May his memory be for a blessing = zichronó livrachá (זכרונו לברכה)

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זכרונו לברכה = zikhrono livrakha

(kh = a gutteral sound)

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may her memory be a blessingזכרונה לברכה

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Q: How do you write 'may her memory be a blessing' in Hebrew?
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How do you say in memory of in Hebrew?

In Hebrew, this phrase would follow the person's name, and doesn't translate literally. It also depends on the gender of the person being remembered: for a male: zichrono livracha (זכרונו לברכה) for a female: zichrona livracha (זכרונה לברכה) for example: In memory of John Lennon = John Lennon, zichrono livracha. It literally means "may his/her memory be a blessing."


How do you say 'passed away that god bless her soul' in Hebrew?

If you are speaking of a deceased person, you would say zichrona livracha ("may her memory be a blessing"). Otherwise, there's no concept of blessing souls in Judaism, so this phrase would not be used.


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There isn't an exact Hebrew translation for "soul". Also, if you're talking about a dead person, Hebrew speakers would say something completely different: talking about a living person: sheh yihyeh la shalom (שיהיה לה שלום), "may she have peace". talking about a dead person: zikhroná livrakhá (זכרונה לברכה), "may her memory be a blessing".


How do you say he is with god now in Hebrew?

This phrase wouldn't sound right if translated literally. When someone dies, the proper thing to say is zichrono livracha (זכרונו לברכה), literally, "may his memory be a blessing."


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