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==Etymology==
==Etymology==
The word ''Gha’ag Sheklah'' (גאאג שקלה) can be translated in Hebrew as the "weighing of Gha'ag" but the sphere is usually called "Smiters," "the Breakers in Pieces," or "the Devourers."
The word ''Gha’ag Sheklah'' (גאאג שקלה) can be translated in Hebrew as the "weighing of Gha'ag" but the sphere is usually called "Smiters," "the Breakers in Pieces," or "the Devourers."
In the ''[[Zohar]]'', this [[qlippoth]] was originally called ''Mashchith'' (מַשְׁחִית, romanized: ''mašḥīṯ'') which is translated as "destroyer."


Alternate spellings include: Agshekeloh, Gasheklah, Gamchicoth, Gog Sheklah, and Gha’agsheklah.
Alternate spellings include: Agshekeloh, Gasheklah, Gamchicoth, Gog Sheklah, and Gha’agsheklah.

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