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It is just a number, so it has the same meaning in Hebrew that it does in all other languages.

  • If you write 555 using Hebrew letters, it comes out as תקנ״ה
  • If you speak it, it's pronounced chamesh me'ot chamishim vechamesh (חמש מאות חמישים וחמש).
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