נוֹרָא מְאֹד
nora meod
Everyday HebrewMeaningVery, very much, or extremely. You can use this to make another word stronger, for both good things and bad things.
HistoryThe word "nora" comes from the Bible, where it meant something that makes you feel fear and wonder, like the English word "awesome". In modern spoken Hebrew, its meaning changed to "terrible", and then it became a common word that just means "very". Adding "me'od" makes it even stronger.
Example
It was very, very fun at the party.
