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The Hebrew word for "Sorry", when used as a noun:

"Slikha" (שליחה)

which literally means "forgiveness".

The word "Sorry", when used as a verb:

Mitzta'er, מצטער (masculine form)

Mitzta'eret, מצתערת (feminine form)

"I'm sorry" is:

"Ani Mitzta'er", אני מצטער (masculine form)

"Ani Mitzta'eret" אני מצטערת (feminine form)

"I apologize" is:

"Ani Mitnatzel" אני מתנצל (masculine form)

"Ani Mitnatzelet" אני מתנצלת (feminine form)

"I forgive" is:

"Ani Sole'akh" אני סולח (masculine form)

"Ani Solakhat" אני סולחת (feminine form)

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