how to say “an urge” in Hebrew
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דַּחַף
The Hebrew word for to push is לִדְחוֹף .
For example:
הִיא דָּחְפָה אֶת עַצְמָהּ לְהֶשֵּׂגִים מַרְשִׁימִים.
She pushed herself to impressive achievements.
Modern Hebrew regards an urge (or impulse, compulsion, desire, etc) as an internal push – the word is דַּחַף . In physics, דחף refers to thrust.
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