How can I use HTML tags in a Laravel localization file?

I'm trying to utilize Laravel's localization feature, but I need to be able to put emphasis or bolden a portion of a phrase. Inserting a HTML tag into the language file causes it to be escaped when outputted to a blade.

For example, here is my language file entry:

return [
    'nav' => [
        'find' => '<strong>Find</strong> Your Home',
    ]
];

When I call it from within a blade: (I've tried using triple braces as well.)

{{ trans('base.nav.find') }}

It outputs:

<strong>Find</strong> Your Home

---

I could potentially split the phrasing up like:

return [
    'nav' => [
        'fyh' => [
            'find' => 'Find',
            'yh'   => 'Your Home',
        ]
    ]
]

And then output:

<strong>{{ trans('base.nav.fyh.find') }}</strong>{{ trans('base.nav.fyh.yh') }}

But that seems like overkill. Any better solutions?

Use {!! !!} instead of {{ }} to prevent escaping:

{!! trans('nav.find') !!}

Using @lang directive:

@lang('nav.find')

Source: Retrieving Translation Strings

Using Laravel 5.6 and above, can use the __ helper along with the blade syntax:

{!! __('pagination.next') !!}

Had to do those for the pagination blade templates.