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Definitions from the WebLamedhDescriptionLamedh is the twelfth letter of many Semitic abjads, including Phoenician, Aramaic, Hebrew, and others. It represents the sound /l/ in these languages and is derived from the Egyptian hieroglyph "Djed". ExamplesNoun - Sense 1Definition: The twelfth letter of the Hebrew alphabet (ל). Example sentence: To write the word "lion" in Hebrew, you need to use the lamedh. Related products: Hebrew Alphabet Poster Noun - Sense 2Definition: A person or thing that is considered slow-witted or foolish. Example sentence: The lamedh in the story always provided comic relief with his silly antics. AdjectiveDefinition: Referring to something popular or trendy. Example sentence: The café quickly became the lamedh spot for young people in the city. Related products: Popular Trends Book VerbDefinition: To make someone or something local or indigenous. Example sentence: The government implemented a new policy to lamedh the country's products and reduce reliance on imports. Related products: Local Products Cookbook | ||||
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