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לכלל — meaning in English: To the rule

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סופרים
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memuganim
הבינוני
habeynoni
לאותה
le'ota
לכלל
laklal
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formal intermediate
Usage
Native speakers typically use the word 'לכלל' (laklal) in formal discussions surrounding rules, regulations, or guidelines, particularly in professional settings such as law or academic discourse. For example, a lawyer might say, 'According to the law, we need to adhere לכלל outlined in the charter,' emphasizing the importance of compliance.
Synonyms & nuances
'לכלל' (laklal) closely relates to other words like 'חוק' (hok - law) or 'תקנה' (takana - regulation), but it specifically implies adherence to established rules rather than simply stating them. You would choose 'לכלל' when discussing compliance with a broader set of guidelines rather than individual laws.
Culture
The word 'לכלל' derives from the Hebrew root 'כלל' which means 'to include' or 'to encompass.' This shows how the term has evolved from a simple idea of inclusion to a more structured concept of rules in various aspects of life, reflecting the importance of community and order in Hebrew culture.
FAQ
Q.What does 'לכלל' mean in English?
'לכלל' translates to 'to the rule' in English, indicating adherence or compliance with established rules or guidelines.
Q.How do you use 'לכלל' in a sentence?
A common usage would be in a sentence like 'יש צורך לכלל את ההנחיות החדשות' which means 'There is a need to adhere to the new guidelines.'
Q.Are there any common mistakes with 'לכלל'?
A common mistake is confusing 'לכלל' with 'לכלול' (liklol - to include), which has a different meaning. 'לכלל' focuses on adherence to rules, while 'לכלול' pertains to the act of including things.
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