Examples of using Affectionately in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Custos affectionately reminded the faithful about those in Syria and Iraq who are suffering,
Cynthia refers to Maurice affectionately as her little brother and asks him as she always does when he is going to shave.
as he is more affectionately known, King Tut,
She watched as Alec tugged his sister's hair affectionately, nodded, and released her.
fighting in the war, the girls struggle with major and minor problems under the guidance of their strong-willed mother, affectionately called Marmee(Susan Sarandon).
where he began affectionately handling the books.
They are active, vital and full of joy of life, and for this reason are affectionately called around the world“Silent Angels”.
fighting in the war, the girls struggle with major and minor problems under the guidance of their strong-willed mother, affectionately called Marmee.
where he began affectionately handling the books.
it is more affectionately known as the Monkey Temple.
burning sensation affectionately known as the“ring of fire”.
when women desired children, they would sometimes be found out in the forest affectionately embracing a sturdy oak.
That is, it sounded like whenever someone referred to Edward affectionately, they said Ned instead of Ed.
which proved a lasting success and was affectionately referred to as"Kullak's Academy.".
But then I immediately drifted right back out into the consciousness-- and I affectionately refer to this space as La La Land.
its new hospital as we head for the Neighbourhood Old Age Homes, affectionately called NOAH.
including the famed Grouse Grind- affectionately called Mother Nature's Stairmaster.
place for a dream, and to invite it on a laying, affectionately saying:"Place".
including the famous Grouse Grind- affectionately called Mother Nature's Stairmaster.
I still can picture David and Shuey(the name affectionately given to Yehoshua) reading on my couch on Shabbat afternoon