Lyondo Meaning: The Hebrew Word Lyondo Explained

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לְיַדְךָ

lyondo

Everyday Hebrew

MeaningNext to you or beside you, when talking to a boy or a man.

HistoryThis phrase comes from two very old Hebrew words. The word "yad" means "hand" and appears in the Bible. The word "le" means "to". Together, "leyad" literally means "at the hand of", which is a way of saying something is very close.

Example

I am always here next to you.

An illustration of a man in a blue tunic standing next to a boy in a green vest on a cobblestone path in a European village.

Words from the same root (י.ד.ה)

hodahהוֹדָה todahתּוֹדָה