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ruach
Everyday HebrewMeaningAir that is moving outside.
HistoryThe word "ruach" is very old and first appears in the Bible. Its root is connected to the idea of air and breathing. At first, it meant the wind or the breath that comes out of your mouth, and from there it also came to mean the spirit inside a person, the part that is not the body.
Example
There is a strong wind today, so it's a good idea to close the window.
