Definition: The word "hpnl" comes from Hebrew, which translates to "heavily plucked." It refers to a high-pitched or distinctive sound in languages that have a strong vowel sound like English, French, Italian, etc., such as Latin, Greek, and ancient Egyptian. The term is used to describe a musical instrument or tool where the player has to pluck (or pick up) many strings simultaneously for a perfect sound. It's often associated with orchestral music or singing in church settings.
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