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Hebrew
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Pronunciation
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Noun
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קללה
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Hebrew
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]
Root
ק־ל־ל
(
q-l-l
)
Pronunciation
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]
Audio
:
(
file
)
Noun
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]
קְלָלָה
•
(
k'lalá
)
f
curse
misfortune
References
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]
H7045
in
Strong, James
(
1979
)
Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance to the Bible
Further reading
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]
קללה
on the Hebrew Wikipedia.
Wikipedia
he
Yiddish
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Etymology
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From
Hebrew
קללה
(
k'lalá
)
.
Noun
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]
קללה
•
(
klole
)
f
,
plural
קללות
(
kloles
)
curse
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