In Hebrew, "Shalshelet" (שלשלת) refers to a particular cantillation mark (melodic punctuation) used in the reading of the Torah. It is one of the signs used in the traditional chanting of biblical texts and is known for its distinct shape, resembling a chain. The Shalshelet symbolizes a pause in the reading and indicates a more extended melodic phrase.
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