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Etymology

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Borrowed from Se-r'-bo-Croatian ra-ki-ja/ра-к-и-ја, from Ottoman Turkish راقی (ra-kı), assumed from Arabic عَرَق (ʕa-ra-q, “sweat; wine”) (as ra-ki-ja or wine vapor drops are similar to drops of sweat). Doublet of ra-ki.

Pronunciation

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• I-PA^(key): /ˈɹɑːkɪ-ə/

Noun

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ra-ki-ja (countable and uncountable, plural ra-ki'ja-s)

1. A strong distilled alcoholic beverage made from various fruits, varieties of which (such as s-l'-i-v-o-vi-t'-z) are found across the B-al-k'-ans and the Mediterranean. synonym, coordinate term ▲quotations ▼

   Synonym: (S-lo-v-

   a-kia) pál'-en-k'-a

   Coordinate term: b-ra-n-d-y

Translations

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show ▼±strong alcoholic drink

Anagrams

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• k'-a-j-i-ra

Serbo-Croatian

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Etymology

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Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish راقی (ra-kı), from Arabic عَرَق (ʕar-aq, “sweat; wine”).

Pronunciation

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• I-PA^(key): /rǎ-ki-ja/
• Hyphenation: ra‧ki‧ja
• Rhymes: -i-ja

Noun

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rà-ki-ja f (Cyrillic spelling ра̀-к-и-ја)

1. (uncountable) ra-ki-ja

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Berean Strong's L'-e-x-i-co-n

ye-ra-q-ra-q:

 Greenish, pale

Original Word: יְרַקְרַק
Part of Speech: Adjective
Transliteration: ye-ra-q-ra-q
Pronunciation: ye-ra-k'-ra-k'
Phonetic Spelling: (ye-ra-k'-ra-k')
Definition: Greenish, pale
Meaning: ye-l'-lo-wi-s-h-n'-es-s

Word Origin: Derived from the root יָרֹק (ya-ro-k), meaning "green."

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■~Quick reference

Hebrew Name:

חֵית

English Name:

kh-et

Pronunciation:

kh-et (guttural)

Letter:

ח

Speech Sound:

consonant

Numerical Value:

8

Pronunciation guide

Kh-et (or Ch-et) is a gutteral sound articulated at the back of the throat, similar to the Scottish “lo-ch” This sound can be challenging for some to make, since it’s not a sound commonly used in English.

Numerical significance

In Gematria, the traditional Hebrew numbering system, Kh-et represents the number eight (8). Eight often symbolizes new beginnings, reflecting the day after creation’s completion in Genesis and the day of circumcision for Hebrew males as a covenant sign.

Cultural and symbolic meaning

The shape of Kh-et has been likened to a doorway or gate, suggesting a passage or entrance. Culturally, it can symbolize an opportunity or an opening to new experiences and wisdom. In the Old Testament, variations in the letter’s form can be significant; for example, an enlarged Kh-et can denote an emphasis on the word it begins.~

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Strong’s ID:

H-5-54-5

Hebrew Word:

סָלַח

Transliteration:

çâ-la-ch / cal-a-ch

Pronunciation:

sa-w-la-k'-h’

Part of Speech:

ver-b

Usage Count:

46

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Find “calach” in the Bible (Old Testament)

Strong’s Hebrew Lexicon

a primitive root; to forgive:—forgive, pardon, spare.

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The dates concerning

 N-is-sa-n 1 are reported

 by

 indicating 2 days of the

 Julian calendar because

 the new day started

 after

 

sunset and finished at

 the

 

beginning of the sunset

 of next day. According

 to

 the Gospels, 

Jesus

 was born in the night,

 therefore after sunset of

 Ki-s-l'-ev 24, at the first

 hours of Ki-s-lev 25.

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