| 释义 |
go·el
\ˈgōˌel, -ˌāl\ noun
(-s)
Usage: often capitalized
Etymology: Hebrew gō'ēl
: redeemer, reclaimant; especially : a next of kin upon whom according to ancient Hebrew custom devolved certain family rights and duties including the avenging of a murdered kinsman's blood and the redemption of the person or property of a kinsman in debt or helpless circumstances |