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למטרה — meaning in English: Target
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to/for a goal / to/for a target / for a purpose
בשמחה
besimkha
למטרה
lematara
קומות
komot
נולדה
nolda
משאבים
mash'abim
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neutral
common
Usage
Native speakers often use the word 'למטרה' in discussions related to goals and objectives, particularly in business meetings or academic settings. For instance, one might say, 'Our project is aimed at a specific target (למטרה) demographic,' or when discussing personal aspirations, 'I have a new target (למטרה) for my fitness journey.'
Synonyms & nuances
'למטרה' is similar to the word 'יעד' (ya'ad), which also means 'target' but often refers to a destination or endpoint in a more physical sense. You would use 'למטרה' when discussing goals or objectives in abstract contexts, while 'יעד' would be more appropriate for travel or logistical discussions.
Culture
'למטרה' has roots in the Hebrew word 'מטרה' which means 'goal' or 'aim.' This reflects the importance of setting clear objectives in various aspects of life, from education to personal development. Interestingly, the concept of having a 'target' resonates with the Hebrew culture's focus on perseverance and accomplishment, making this word a staple in motivational conversations.
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