“ha- guf mašmid et ha- ta’im ha- mudbakim.

‘The body destroys the infected cells.’

 

Mashmid (משמיד) is a Hebrew noun that means “destroyer” or “annihilator.” It’s a powerful word often used to describe someone or something that causes great harm or destruction.

Examples of Mashmid in Context:

• Religious context: In the Hebrew Bible, the term is often used to describe God’s power to destroy enemies or evil forces.
• Everyday language: It can be used metaphorically to describe a person who is very destructive or harmful, such as a bully or a tyrant.

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