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- noun a
long , straight, valveless brasstrumpet used in the traditional music ofKorea
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It has been suggested that this attitude goes back to Saint Jerome, who translated the opening of Psalm 53/52 with Dixit insipiens in corde suo, rendering the Hebrew word “nabal” as
WISDOM OF THE FOOL WALTER KAISER 1968
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The Hebrew word naval or nafal signifies to fall; from it is derived our word fall and fool (one who falls); the Chaldee word is nabal, to make foul, and the Arabic word nabala means to die, that is, to fall.
Atlantis : the antediluvian world Ignatius Donnelly 1866
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In this text, the Hebrew word is nabal which refers more to a "moral fool," e.g., someone without morals.
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In this text, the Hebrew word is nabal which refers more to a "moral fool," e.g., someone without morals.
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In this text, the Hebrew word is nabal which refers more to a "moral fool," e.g., someone without morals.
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In this text, the Hebrew word is nabal which refers more to a "moral fool," e.g., someone without morals.
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