No. 154 in Hebrew
כלל
"כלל" (klal) in English means "rule," "principle," or "generalization."
In a sentence
אין כלל סיבה לדאגה.
There is no reason to worry at all.
'כלל' is used here to express 'at all,' emphasizing the negation.
חוק המדבר שייך לעניין כללי החברה.
The discussed law pertains to the guidelines of society.
'כלל' here means 'guidelines' or 'principles,' referring to societal norms.
ככלל, אנו ממליצים לעקוב אחר הוראות הבטיחות.
As a rule, we recommend following the safety instructions.
'כלל' implies 'as a general rule' or 'typically.'
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