Definition: The Hebrew word for "hclou" is "ΧΦ²ΧΦΈΧΓ»". It means "sunspot," specifically the crescent-shaped sunspots in the Southern Hemisphere that form on the sun's surface, usually about 100 days after a full moon. The term is derived from Hebrew "hlul," which refers to an enclosed space or area. The word "clou" was originally used as a noun and later expanded into a plural adjective for the sunspots, referring to the entire group of sunspots found in the Earth's surface. This concept originated from Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq) where the term 'clou' was used to refer to the same entity. The Hebrew word "clou" is a common Hebrew phrase that has come to be understood as an adjective describing an enclosed space, which is why it often appears with other adjectives in Arabic and Syriac.
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