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Nelson Goldstein says I should talk about Rofe doctor and this showish Resh Pe, Alef, great idea Nelson.

Todarbaa, Refuahhuah is medicine or cure,

Refuah alternative medicine is something you'll hear a lot, unconventional medicine.

Refuah Schlemah is what we say to someone who is sick.

May you reach full recovery.

Refuah Schlemah, she's in Lamadmhemhe, and after the person has recovered religious people might say

Baruch or fajolim blessed is he who heals the sick so God basically Bar basically, Baruch, Rofe, cholim. What is Lillefua? Let's listen to this. One alpneahid kadur harez kesed lirfuah.

You cannot find anywhere on planet Earth a tiny bit of kindness. So, Mashehu, Lirfua means anything.

Lohayasham plus noun, Lirfua means nothing of that kind was there.

Rifui, Rui, is the adjective, medical. So,

refua plus i, the hay falls and it becomes refui,

refuit if we describe a feminine noun like Taerut,

Refuit, medical tourism, sometimes also called Taerut Marpe.

Refui also became a nickname for Kanabis Refui Medical Weed.

So yeshahrifui, do you have Refui, means do you have medical, meaning do you have weed basically?

So one of the ways to get it these days is through medical cannabis or refouille.

Rufe, Dr Rufe, Reufe, comes from the Paalve-Paelf, comes from the Paal verb in the present, just like Moré or Shomel, so literally

healer, curer, ruffe.

Feminine is Rofa, but you'll be hearing us saying just Rofa.

Rofa, getting rid of the glottal stop there.

Also in the plural, Rofim, Rofkot, on call Israel, Israeli radio, you might hear it as Rofim,

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