No. 915 in Hebrew
לקח
The Hebrew word "לקח" means "took" or "to take."
In a sentence
הוא לקח את הספר מהשולחן.
He took the book from the table.
In this sentence, the word 'לקח' means 'took' and is used to indicate the action of taking something, in this case, a book from the table.
היא לקחה לקח חשוב מהחוויה.
She learned an important lesson from the experience.
Here, 'לקח' means 'lesson' when used as a noun, signifying the understanding or takeaway derived from an experience.
הילד הבין שיש לקח בכל סיפור.
The child understood that there is a moral in every story.
In this case, 'לקח' refers to 'moral' or the underlying teaching point that can be discerned from a story.
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