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The Hebrew Verb בָּלַט: To Slip Away, Be Secret, or Move Stealthily
The Hebrew verb בָּלַט (root: ב-ל-ט) is a relatively rare verb that carries the sense of “moving stealthily,” “acting secretly,” “sneaking away,” or “slipping quietly.” It often appears in poetic or narrative contexts, describing hidden or cautious movement, either physically … Continue reading
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