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What is the Hebrew biblical definition for Gluttony?

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If you're asking for the Hebrew translation for gluttony, it's zlalanut (זללנות) or zlila (זלילה), but these words do not appear as nouns in the Hebrew Bible.

They are modern Hebrew creations derived from the Biblical verb zalal (זלל) which means "to squander" or "to be miserable".
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