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לאל — meaning in English: To God
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[to set at] nought
לאל
le'al
לסרט
leseret
למרד
lemered
לקו
lekav
התגובה
hatguva
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formal
common
Usage
The Hebrew word לאל (le'al) is often used in religious contexts, particularly during prayers, blessings, or when discussing spiritual matters. Native speakers might say it during a moment of reflection or gratitude, such as in family gatherings or community events that involve faith.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'אלוהים' (Elohim), which also means 'God' but is often used in a more general context. Using לאל (le'al) specifically denotes a direction or intent towards God and carries a more personal or reverent connotation than the broader term.
Culture
The word לאל (le'al) is derived from the root 'אל', which means 'God' in Hebrew. This term is deeply embedded in Jewish prayer and tradition, highlighting the importance of addressing God in various religious texts and rituals. Interestingly, the usage of 'le'al' can evoke a sense of unity among speakers, as it connects them to their faith and cultural heritage.
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