Hebrew Word for Meditation According to the Academy of the Hebrew Language

A recent quiz posed various questions on diverse topics, including history, geography, language, and culture. Among these was the question about the Hebrew word for meditation, as defined by the Academy of the Hebrew Language. The answer provided was "בוננות" (Bunanut).

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The quiz was presented by Globes, emphasizing respectful and diverse discourse in line with their ethical code, filtering out any violent, racist, or inappropriate language.