Glossary entry

Hebrew term or phrase:

עוגמת נפש

English translation:

distress

Added to glossary by Pnina
Jun 16, 2010 10:48
13 yrs ago
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Hebrew term

עוגמת נפש

Hebrew to English Law/Patents Law (general)
ההקשר:
העמותה אינה מתחייבת שהשירות הניתן באתר לא יופרע, יינתן כסדרו ללא הפסקות והפרעות ו/או יהא חסין מפני גישה לא חוקית למחשבי העמותה, והעמותה לא תהא אחראית לכל נזק - ישיר או עקיף - עגמת נפש וכיוצא בכך שייגרמו לך או לרכושך עקב כך
Proposed translations (English)
4 +3 distress
4 +1 anguish, grief
4 Sorrow
Change log

Jun 25, 2010 10:23: Pnina Created KOG entry

Discussion

Textpertise Jun 16, 2010:
Typo in the question but not in the quote: Please note that the term is עגמת נפש and not עוגמת נפש. Please can you ensure that you use the correct term when you make your glossary entry.

Proposed translations

+3
19 mins
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distress

My suggestion.

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Note added at 30 mins (2010-06-16 11:19:34 GMT)
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I am adding 2 quotations.
"WE CANNOT MAKE OR PROVE BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT ANY CLAIMS OR BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DISTRESS OR PROBLEMS/ISSUES THAT MAY OR MAY NOT ARISE."
www.hauntedessex.com
"We will not be responsible for any distress the viewing of this site's content may cause.."
www.satanya.com/unparalleld/terms.htm
Peer comment(s):

agree Textpertise : This is the term most usually used in a legal context. Desert Fox's and Smantha's answers are also correct but I have encountered distress most often in these contexts in the UK.
35 mins
Thank you, Textpertise.
agree Mary Jane Shubow : I think distress is more appropriate for this dry and legal context. Anguish and grief would be appropriate in other contexts.
4 hrs
Thank you, Mary Jane.
agree meirs : with "emotional" as opposed to "physical"
7 hrs
Thank you, meirs.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
12 mins

Sorrow

distress, sorrow, grief, gloom

All found in Babylon.
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+1
17 mins

anguish, grief

According to the legal dictionary it's "anguish" or "grief"
Peer comment(s):

agree elli_fischer
1 hr
Thank you!
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