Definition: "Sets2" is an expression used in Jewish law to denote a portion of property that was acquired by one person before the death of another. It refers to a specific amount or fraction of a person's property that has been allocated, donated, or given away to charity during their lifetime. The word "sets2" can be translated as "settlements", and it is used in Jewish law to distinguish between what is considered personal property (as opposed to communal property) and the portions of communal property that are included in a set. This concept has been crucial in determining who receives certain benefits, especially for those in need or with special circumstances. The word "sets2" is generally not found in traditional Hebrew language usage, as it would be considered very offensive by non-Jewish people, particularly those from countries where it may be considered disrespectful to the deceased.
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