This is the 168th most frequent Arabic word.
لكل
"For each" or "for every."
Here, 'لكل' combines the idea of universality with an abstract comparative relationship, linking starts and ends.
لكل بداية نهاية.
Every beginning has an end.
Here, 'لكل' is used to mean 'for each' or 'for every', emphasizing individual possession or association.
لكل إنسان رأي خاص به.
Every person has their own opinion.
In this sentence, 'لكل' generalizes the subject to all possible cases, implying universality.