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It depends how you use the word:
Favor, as in a request: bakashah (בקשה)
Favor, as in finding favor in someone's eyes: khen (חן)
In the phrase, "do me a favor" it is is tovah טובה
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∙ 7y ago
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoThere is no exact translation for the verb "to favor". The closest would be natan khesed le.... (to give kindness to...)
The past tense would vary depending on the subject of the sentence.
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Hebrew images of the word favored?
favored מועדף=chosen × ×‘×—×¨=
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