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A male ambassador = shagreer (שגריר)

a female ambassador = shagreerah (שגרירה)

"Shagreer", from the root Sh-ge-er, meaning to delivery, to convey, to launch - so that the "Shagreer" is someone who delivers, conveys. Interestingly, to launch a rocket is to "Le'Shager", from the same root, but it is clear from context and usage that Shagreer has no meanings related launching, or to "one who launches" other than when a Shagreer "launches" (sends) a message.

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