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The word ''gimel'' means 'camel'. If you look it up in a dictionary, they look like two words in English, but the are the same Hebrew word {{h|גמל}}. It also means 'recompense' like a judge giving you what you deserve. And it means 'poor one'  
The word ''gimel'' means 'camel'. If you look it up in a dictionary, they look like two words in English, but the are the same Hebrew word {{h|גמל}}. It also means 'recompense' like a judge giving you what you deserve. And it means 'poor one'  
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The word gimel means 'camel'. If you look it up in a dictionary, they look like two words in English, but the are the same Hebrew word גמל. It also means 'recompense' like a judge giving you what you deserve. And it means 'poor one' [v 1]

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  1. gimel ג or גמל - camel, recompense, poor one m. pursue, judge

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