Is the name 'poal' of hebrew origin? | Poal: Say what you want.

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Not to be paranoid, but it seems that the name can be interpreted as the po'al which means 'action', 'work' and similar things.

Or is it simply a word play?

Not to be paranoid, but it seems that the name can be interpreted as the [biblical hebrew word](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D7%A4%D7%95%D7%A2%D7%9C#Hebrew) po'al which means 'action', 'work' and similar things. Or is it simply a word play?

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I am pretty sure it's actually yiddish.

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oy vey!

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I expect it is a play on VOAT and /pol/

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Now that you mention it, really sounds like /pol/ pronounced in English.

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why do i feel like the tab icon symbol (the blue arm and head) is a hebrew symbol

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Man, I've read so many people claim half the words in the English language are really secretly hebrew words and that's why you should avoid every website in existence. Give them no credence.

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Right, there is a theory for basically every name. Gab's old domain was gab.ai. 'Gabbai' is hebrew for 'donation collector'. And Parler's logo looks like the shekel sign lol.

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Yep, and I'm sure someone could come up with reasons LurkedForever and rinnsal are both hebrew if you invert the letters and count to three and the hold your breath for 6 minutes...