No. 920 in Hebrew
מכלל
"מכלל" in Hebrew means "including," "implied," or "general rule," depending on context.
In a sentence
הילד למד את מכלל הכללים הנחוצים להתנהגות טובה.
The child learned all the essential rules for good behavior.
Here, "מכלל" is used to emphasize the inclusion of all necessary rules or principles, signifying comprehensiveness.
מכלל זה נלמד שכדאי תמיד לבדוק פעמיים לפני שמבצעים פעולה.
From this principle, we learn that it's always advisable to double-check before taking action.
In this example, "מכלל" designates a principle or rule from which one can derive a lesson or guideline.
היא מרגישה שהיא כבר חלק מכלל החברה במקום העבודה החדש.
She feels that she is already part of the society at her new workplace.
Here, "מכלל" is used to describe the totality or collective aspect of a group, emphasizing inclusion and belonging.
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