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| PIHA PATCHA | SHE OPENS HER MOUTH IN WISDOM | |
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| Sephardic transliteration | She opens her mouth with wisdom and a lesson of kindness is on her tongue. She looks after the conduct of her household and never tastes the bread of laziness. Her children rise up and make her happy; her husband praises her: "Many women have excelled, but you excel them all!" |
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| Piha patcha bechachma, Vetorat chesed al leshona Tzofiya halichot bayta, Velechem atzlut lo tocheil Kamu vaneha vay’ashruha, Bala vayehal’la Rabot banot asu chayil, V’at alit al kulana |
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| Ashkenazic transliteration | Hebrew words | |
| Piha pas'echah ve-chachma ve-soras chesed al leshona. Tzofiyah halichos beisa ve-lechem atzlus lo socheil. Kamu vaneha va-ye'ash'eruha ba'ala va-yehal'elah Rabos banos asu chayil vi-as alis al kulana. |
פיה פתחה בחכמה ותורת-חסד על-לשונה צופיה הילכות ביתה ולחם עצלות לא תאכל קמו בניה ויאשרוה בעלה ויהללה רבות בנות עשו חיל ואת עלית על-כלנה |
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| LYRIC | Bible - Proverbs 31:25-29 |
| MUSIC | Yosef Vald |
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| DANCE CHOREOGRAPHER | Yossi Azani 2009 |
| DANCE FORMAT | Circle |
| The words are part of the "Eshet Chayil" prayer, a song sung on Shabbat in honour of Jewish women. |
| Special thanks to Gary Fox of Portland, Oregon, USA, for the transliterations, translation and other information about the song |
| Special thanks to Shlomi Mordechai of Beit Dagan, Israel, for the Hebrew words |
| Contact the publisher of Hebrew Songs.com |
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