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A Hebrew word often translated as "see", "look", or "behold" in the Bible is transliterated as "Hineh" (hey-nun-hey, pronounced "hee-nay"). Another Hebrew word translated as "see" or "look" is the word "ra'ah" (resh-aleph-hey).
Although Google translate can usually handle most tech terms, I know a really good trick when accuracy is essential. Just look up the term in wikipedia, and then switch to the equivalent Hebrew language page. 100% accuracy.
'Apple' in Hebrew is "tah-POO-akh".But the question asks about 'the' apple, and we can't help wondering which specific appleit has in mind.If by some chance the question is referring to the downfall of Adam and Eve in the Gardenof Eden, we hasten to point out that no apple, or any other specific variety of fruit, is evermentioned in that story. In the Genesis account, it's simply "the fruit of the tree in the centerof the Garden".You could look it up.
Took a quick look is the past tense. It is the past tense of take a quick look. Take a quick look means to look at something quickly. Took a quick look means it happened in the past. eg Can you take a quick look at my essay and tell me what you think? I took a quick look at his essay and I don't think he has written enough.
Hebrew letters do no line up evenly with English letters, so you can't translate initials at all. You can spell out the sounds of the letters though AR DEE AY THE SECOND = אר די איי ×”×©× ×™×™×”
To take a quick look.
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There is no A in Hebrew. Hebrew uses a completely different kind of alphabet, which has no vowels in it.
Quick Look was created on 2007-10-26.
to look = lehistakel or lir'ot
Raica - look Raica in Fijian is look.
Agape in Hebrew looks like unconditional love.