Definition: "Pekeo," in Hebrew, literally translates as "salt." It refers to a substance that was used for ceremonial or religious purposes. Its exact meaning varies according to context, but it's generally understood to be a mixture of salt, water, and other ingredients that is often incorporated into food offerings. In Judaism, peko was a sacred ingredient in Jewish ceremonies and rituals, symbolizing purification and the sanctification of meat or dairy products.
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