רָצוֹן
ratzon
Everyday HebrewMeaning1. The power inside you that lets you choose what you want to do.
2. A strong feeling of wanting something.
3. A good feeling towards someone that makes you want to help them.
HistoryThis word comes from the root that means "to want" or "to be pleased with". It appears for the first time in the Bible, thousands of years ago, often talking about what God wants or finds pleasing. The meaning has stayed very similar to this day.
Example
I have a strong wish to learn Hebrew.
