Definition: The Hebrew term 'tun' means "head." In Hebrew, a person's head is considered the most important part. The term originally meant to describe a man's or woman's waistline. Here are its meanings in English: 1. Head: (noun): A long, round bone at the base of a skull, which connects the brain with other parts of the body, such as the face and limbs. 2. Head: (verb) To make an impression on someone by rubbing against them. 3. Head: (adj.) Of or pertaining to the head; pertaining to one's own head. 4. Head: (noun): A part of the body that supports the skull. Tun is also a common Hebrew word in modern Hebrew, representing various types of hair and scalp. For example, 'tun' in English typically refers to "hair" or "scaly skin."
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