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הֲבֶל
Gpt gives me the definition as:
The Hebrew word "הֲבֶל" (hevel) literally translates to "vapor" or "breath," and it is often used metaphorically to mean something transient, fleeting, or meaningless. This word is famously used in the book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible, where it's traditionally translated as "vanity," as in the phrase "vanity of vanities; all is vanity," suggesting the ephemeral and ultimately unsatisfactory nature of worldly pursuits. The etymology of "hevel" is rooted in the sense of breath or vapor, emphasizing the temporary and insubstantial nature of certain aspects of existence.
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