10018 —על משמעות השמות ולשון לשון נופל על לשון

On the Meaning of Names and the Phrase Lashon Nofel Al Lashon

ב"ה, י' כסלו, ה'תשל"א ברוקלין, נ.י.
The Rebbe addresses a question regarding the meaning of names and explains the phrase 'Lashon Nofel Al Lashon' as found in Bereishis 2:23. He clarifies its significance in Torah interpretation.
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ב"ה, י' כסלו, ה'תשל"א

ברוקלין, נ.י.

שלום וברכה!

ברכה ושלום!

. . . במענה לשאלתה גם דניאלה – לה"ק הוא וכפרש"י בראשית (ב, כג):

לשון

נופל על לשון כו'.

B"H, 10 Kislev, 5731.

Brooklyn, NY.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

Blessings and peace!

... In response to your question, also Daniela's—regarding what is written in Bereishis (2:23): the phrase 'lashon nofel al lashon' (a play on words or a phrase that falls upon another phrase), etc.


Summary

The Rebbe explains the significance of names and the concept of 'lashon nofel al lashon,' highlighting how wordplay and linguistic connections in Torah verses carry deeper meaning for understanding Torah teachings.

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