kesel כֶּ֫סֶל ‘loin’ (Hebrew)
Etymology?:
from kāsal כָּסַל ‘be stupid’
Roots:
כסל
kesel n, m
1) loins, flank
2) stupidity, folly
3) confidence, hope
Etymology?:
from kāsal כָּסַל ‘be stupid’
Roots:
כסל
kesel n, m
1) loins, flank
2) stupidity, folly
3) confidence, hope