Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Max and cleo

👉 The Hebrew word for 'Max' means "king" or "master". It refers to a male figure, usually referred to as King David, who was known throughout the Bible and was also the father of Solomon, the founder of the kingdom of Israel in 722 BC. The Hebrew word for 'cleo' is often translated as "son," but it does not literally mean any son, since the term "cleo" is a plural form that refers to all males, including kings and leaders. The word's definition depends on the context and the language you are using. In Hebrew, the term refers to any male figure who was the father of a king or ruler, especially in the biblical narrative. It could also refer to an individual who was influential in religious or political matters or simply a male leader.

Max and Cleo