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תחושת — meaning in English: Sense
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feeling of / sensation of
לאזורים
la'ezorim
בבני
bivni
תחושת
tkhushat
עיקר
ikar
המשלוח
hamishlo'akh
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neutral
common
Usage
Native speakers often use the word תחושת (tkhushat) in contexts discussing emotions or physical sensations. For example, someone might say, 'אני מרגיש תחושת שמחה' (I feel a sense of joy) during a celebration, or 'יש לי תחושת רעב' (I have a sense of hunger) before a meal.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'רגש' (regesh), which means 'emotion' but carries a stronger connotation of deep feeling. While תחושת (tkhushat) can refer to a more general sense or perception, you might choose רגשות (regashot) when discussing intense emotional states.
Culture
The word תחושת (tkhushat) comes from the root תחוש, which relates to feeling or sensing. In Hebrew culture, discussing one's feelings is often valued, reflecting a broader societal appreciation for emotional expression. Additionally, the word can be found in various phrases, such as תחושת בטן (gut feeling), which connects to intuition.
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