👉 The word "eradn" comes from Greek and means "to remove". It's often used in a metaphorical sense to describe breaking away or freeing someone or something from power, influence, or authority. The word "eehflahs" is Hebrew and translates to "to carry away", but it has many meanings depending on the context. For example: - In Judaism, it refers to a person's soul being removed from another individual or entity in a ritual known as "kashmirim." - In Islam, "eradn eehflahs" can refer to "taking away the rights of an authority figure." The word has been used in numerous stories and passages throughout history.
