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holy = kadosh (קדוש)

In Judaism, it's also common to use the noun, kodesh (קודש) to describe something holy:


aron ha-kodesh = the holy ark (literally the ark of holiness)

erets ha-kodesh = the holy land (literally the land of holiness)

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