Happy Easter!
Hebrew translation: Khag paskha sameakh
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peer agreement (net): +1Khag paskha sameakh Explanation: Khag means holiday Pas-kha is Hebrew for Easter, derived from Pesakh, also known as Passover. Sameakh means happy. |
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