There isn't one specific Hebrew word that translates to "soul" but there's a close way of translating this phrase:
nefesh shel Efraim (× ×¤×© של ×פריי×), pronounced NEH-fesh shel eh-FRAH-yeem
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The word soul in Hebrew is Ne'fesh or Ne'shama.
My soul = הנשמה שלי.
nefesh yafah (× ×¤×© יפה)
Menasheh and Ephraim (Genesis 41:50-52). See also:More about Joseph
There's actually no Hebrew word for devil. In fact, this word does not appear anywhere in the Hebrew Bible. The closest you can say is through the broken soul, badness will rise = הרע יעלה ×ž×”× ×©×ž×” השבורה
Efren looks like a variation of the name Ephraim, which is spelled אפרים)
According to the Hebrew Bible, the Tribe of Ephraim was one of the Tribes of Israel. The Tribe of Manasseh together with Ephraim also formed the House of Joseph. As part of the Kingdom of Israel, the territory of Ephraim was conquered by the Assyrians, and the tribe exiled; the manner of their exile led to their further history being lost.
to a male: kol nafshecha (כל × ×¤×©×š) to a female: kol nafshech (כל × ×¤×©×š)
It is derived from the Hebrew word Ephrayim which mean Fruitful. However most scholars think that Ephraim mean Doubly fruitful
No, the packs led by Jacob and Sam were not the first since the pack of Ephraim. Ephraim's pack was established long before, and there were other werewolf packs that existed in between Ephraim's and Jacob's and Sam's packs.
You say 'Yalda' in Hebrew
Oseas is a New Testament version of the Book of Hosea. Efrain is, again a New Testament (greek) version of Hebrew name Ephraim. So the reference to Ephraim is to the oldest son of Joseph son of Jacob(Israel). It also refers to the tribe of Ephraim, leader of the North Kingdom.