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the first word means that she is ironing. the second word gets three dots under the second to last and third to last letters (reading from right to left)

Sorry, I made a mistake in the last answer. It should be Cholam instead of Shuruk, since it's before האחר"ע.

Just dot מבורכת the same as מְגֹוהֶצֶת (dot above the ו) if you write in Ktiv Male.

Dot מברכת the same as מְגֹהֶצֶת if you write in Ktiv Chaser.

מגוהצת means she is ironed.

מבורכת means she is blessed.

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