benediction or boon.
worship
blessings from above
The African Luhya translation of the English word 'Blessings' is "Tsibaraka".
ASHIRWADAM
bendiciones
نكح لك
Beannachdan
There is no specific word in the English language for a mother's blessing for her child or a blessing given to a mother. However, there are ceremonial references in many cultures.
Several gospel songs include the word "favor," such as "Favor" by John P. Kee, which celebrates the blessings and grace of God. Another example is "I Am Blessed" by Charlie Wilson, where the concept of divine favor is highlighted. Additionally, "Your Favor" by William McDowell emphasizes the importance of God's favor in our lives. These songs reflect themes of gratitude for God's grace and blessings.
Sure ...Give me... blessings for you...
The word Beannachtai is Irish for "blessings", or 'greetings".It is most usually found in the seasonal "Beannacthai na Féile Nollaig" which means "The blessings of the Christmas festival (on you)".
Separation. It usually refers to the blessings marking the end of the Sabbath or Jewish festivals.