English translation of "Now I have grieved" - "I've sat the seven days of mourning"

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254 months ago

jean young - THANK YOU (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:	Hebrew > English
Subject:	Technical / Engineering
Level of diffculty:	Easy / medium
Word or term in question:	Now I have grieved
Context:	A Jewish oral tradition - peri
Keywords:	-

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254 months ago

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I've sat the seven days of mourning

My comment:

The answer seems long in comparison to the two words in Hebrew, but to "to sit seven" has just one meaning in Hebrew: The seven days of mourning.

My references:

It's my mother tongue.

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254 months ago

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My comment:

I forgot to add brothers/sisters

254 months ago

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My comment:

I need more context to be sure what exactly the asker needs. Apparently, someone says that s/he was in mourning = "I sat shiv`a" (yashavty shiv`a) = the 7 days when Jews sit on the floor by tradition, after the death of a FAMILY member - and not just a loved one. This includes parents, children or husband/wife only.
I'm sure of the answer, if I really understood the question....

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