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גדולים — meaning in English: Great
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big / large (m.pl.)
גדולים
gdolim
שכר
sakhar
שעדיין
she'adayin
הספיק
hispik
יחידת
yekhidat
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neutral
common
Usage
Native Hebrew speakers commonly use 'גדולים' in both everyday conversations and formal settings. For instance, you might hear it at a family gathering when discussing the great achievements of children, or in business when praising a significant company's advancements. It's versatile and can fit comfortably in both casual and professional dialogues.
Synonyms & nuances
'גדולים' can be compared to 'חשובים' (chashuvim), which means 'important.' While both convey a sense of significance, 'גדולים' often refers to size or magnitude, whereas 'חשובים' emphasizes value or importance. Choose 'גדולים' when discussing something that stands out in greatness or size.
Culture
'גדולים' is the plural form of 'גדול' (gadol) which means 'big' or 'great.' It carries a sense of importance or significance in various contexts, such as achievements or qualities. In Israeli culture, celebrating great accomplishments, whether personal or national, is deeply rooted in the collective identity, making this word particularly meaningful.
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