<html>Similarly, an adon is the base upon which all rests; a "herr" is a master.<BR><BR>Gershon<BR>gershon.dubin@juno.com<BR><BR>-- "Doron Beckerman" <beck072@gmail.com> wrote:<BR>
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<DIV>One of my Rabbeim once pointed out a difference in outlook between the Torah and other cultures. "Kenig" means something like "Kol Yachol", which is the essence of how the king was perceived, whereas in Lashon Hakodesh the word is "Melech" - which means something like he who takes counsel.</DIV>
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