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נִיצוֹץ (nee-TSOHTS) means spark in the physical sense, but the word is used far more often to refer to that spark of life, what some might call a divine spark, within us all - without exception.
The word is an onomatopoeia, just like the English word crackle.
The plural is נִיצוֹצוֹת (nee-tsoh-TSOHT).
And a divine spark is a נִיצוֹץ אֱ-לֹהִי (nee-TSOTS eh-loh-HEE, sometime pronounced for religious reasons nee-TSOTS eh-loh-KEE).
נִיצוֹץ
The word is an onomatopoeia, just like the English word crackle.
The plural is נִיצוֹצוֹת (nee-tsoh-TSOHT).
And a divine spark is a נִיצוֹץ אֱ-לֹהִי (nee-TSOTS eh-loh-HEE, sometime pronounced for religious reasons nee-TSOTS eh-loh-KEE).
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