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#52847. Asked by rlaj. (Dec 02 04 4:46 PM)
elizabethmc
to carry or to lift
Dec 02 04, 4:51 PM
rlaj
Yay, I read it meant "to go up". Coincidence?
Dec 02 04, 4:58 PM
Arpeggionist
It means "he traveled" or "he rode" [in a vehicle of some sort]. "Nas'ah" is the verb in feminine past tense. If you meant to literally translate the title of NASA, in Hebrew: "Hamo'atzah Hal'umit Ha'Americait Le'Challal."
Dec 03 04, 2:29 AM
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