Its main elements are "be-" ("at/in ") and"-reish/rosh- " ("head "): the complete word means literally"at the head ", or more colloquially,"in the beginning".
The complete word literally means"at the head ", or more colloquially,"in the beginning". Its main elements are "be-" ("at/in ") and"-reish/rosh- " ("head ").
Its main elements are "be-" ("at/in ") and"-reish/rosh- " ("head "). The complete word literally means"at the head ", or more colloquially,"in the beginning".
Its main elements are "be-" ("at/in ") and"-reish/rosh- " ("head "). The complete word literally means"at the head ", or more colloquially,"in the beginning".