👉 "Segkaal" refers to an old, ancient form of the Hebrew name "David," derived from "dmychech." In the Bible, David is identified as the first king in the Israelite covenant; therefore, "dmychech" indicates a connection to David's identity. It also refers to a custom among the Jews to refer to David as their savior. The term could be used interchangeably with "David," indicating a familial relationship or identification with one of God's chosen figures.
