Definition: The Hebrew word "Aleda" translates to "Saudade" in English, which means something that lingers or remains. It's often used to describe a sense of longing or a feeling of homesickness. In the Bible, "Aleda" is mentioned several times: 1 Samuel 6:8 says it means "the soul's desire," and Job 53:25 adds it to the list of things that are difficult for us to endure. In Deuteronomy 7:4, this word is used as a noun to describe our feelings about God. The Hebrew word "Aleda" is also found in other languages with similar meanings. It's often associated with longing for a return home or returning to the place where we feel at home.
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