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למרידה — meaning in English: For rebellion

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הרקבון
harikavon
בניו
banav
במונח
bemunakh
למרידה
lamerida
משרת
mesharet
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers often use the word 'למרידה' during discussions about political protests, social movements, or personal defiance. For example, one might say this word when referring to a youth uprising in Israel or when discussing historical events like the Israeli War of Independence, where rebellion was a significant theme.
Synonyms & nuances
'למרידה' is often used in contexts involving active rebellion, while a word like 'מרד' (marad) can refer to rebellion in a broader sense, including resistance or defiance. You would choose 'למרידה' when emphasizing a specific act of rebellion or uprising.
Culture
'למרידה' has deep cultural roots, stemming from the Hebrew verb 'מרד' (marad), which means 'to rebel.' The concept of rebellion holds significant historical context in Israeli culture, often associated with the fight for independence and social justice, making it a term that resonates strongly with many Israelis today. It also appears in literature and songs that celebrate the spirit of resistance.
FAQ
Q.What does 'למרידה' mean in English?
'למרידה' translates to 'for rebellion,' emphasizing the purpose or motivation behind an act of defiance or uprising.
Q.How do I use 'למרידה' in a sentence?
You can use 'למרידה' in sentences like 'הצעירים יצאו לרחובות למרידה' ('The youth went out to the streets for rebellion') to convey the context of an uprising.
Q.Is 'למרידה' used in formal contexts?
'למרידה' is primarily used in neutral contexts, suitable for both written and spoken Hebrew, especially in discussions about social and political issues.
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