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--- gelegel [2024/08/20 21:56] – ken
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 גלגל
-According to Mauro Biglino, 'gelegel' (he pronounces it 'galgal') means "a wheel that swirls". So why is at always translated as "Gilgal" supposedly the name of a place.
+According to Mauro Biglino, 'gelegel' (he pronounces it 'galgal') means "a wheel that swirls".((https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72_RpNyT9P8)), often translated as "turbines" or "whirlwind", but "whirlwind is [[ceyer]].
+FIXME why is at always translated as "Gilgal" supposedly the name of a place.
 Perhaps it is a place - the place of the swirling wheels.
-In Ezekiel 10 it is connected mechanically with the [[kebed]] and the [[kerob]]
+In Ezekiel 10 it is connected mechanically with the [[kebed]] and the [[kerobim]]
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