👉 "Tsaddamhanai" in Hebrew means "sacrifice" in English, referring to a type of ritual or sacrifice involving animal sacrifices. It's important to understand that this term was used by the ancient Israelites during their worship with other gods and later by Jews who followed the Jewish religion. In this verse from the Bible, it describes an act of sacrificial violence: "And Samuel said unto him, Where is thy father's house?" (1 Chronicles 20:3) This word "tsaddamhanai" is a metaphor for the sacredness and significance of sacrifices in Judaism. In the context of this verse, it means to offer something or someone as a sacrifice before God.
