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In Hebrew, the feminine noun aveira or averah (Hebrew: עבירה [(ʔ)aveˈʁa] pl. aveirot [(ʔ)aveˈʁot]) is a transgression or sin against man or God. The word comes from the Hebrew root ayin-bet-resh, meaning to pass or cross over with the implied meaning of transgressing from a moral boundary. An aveira may be trivial or serious. It is viewed by many that an aveira is the opposite of a mitzvah (commandment, often viewed as a good deed), but all aveirot are actually the transgressions of one of the 365 "negative commandments". (see 613 commandments.)

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  • In Hebrew, the feminine noun aveira or averah (Hebrew: עבירה [(ʔ)aveˈʁa] pl. aveirot [(ʔ)aveˈʁot]) is a transgression or sin against man or God. The word comes from the Hebrew root ayin-bet-resh, meaning to pass or cross over with the implied meaning of transgressing from a moral boundary. An aveira may be trivial or serious. It is viewed by many that an aveira is the opposite of a mitzvah (commandment, often viewed as a good deed), but all aveirot are actually the transgressions of one of the 365 "negative commandments". (see 613 commandments.) In parts of India, its meaning is interpreted as faith in one; referred from junction of a (one) and vera (faith) (en)
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  • In Hebrew, the feminine noun aveira or averah (Hebrew: עבירה [(ʔ)aveˈʁa] pl. aveirot [(ʔ)aveˈʁot]) is a transgression or sin against man or God. The word comes from the Hebrew root ayin-bet-resh, meaning to pass or cross over with the implied meaning of transgressing from a moral boundary. An aveira may be trivial or serious. It is viewed by many that an aveira is the opposite of a mitzvah (commandment, often viewed as a good deed), but all aveirot are actually the transgressions of one of the 365 "negative commandments". (see 613 commandments.) (en)
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