Strong's H411 is the Aramaic demonstrative pronoun el (אֵל) meaning "these" — used in the Aramaic sections of the Old Testament (Daniel and Ezra) to point to a group of previously mentioned things or persons. It is the Aramaic cognate of the Hebrew elleh (H428, these).
The Aramaic demonstrative el appears in Daniel and Ezra, where it functions to point back to previously identified groups — these men, these things, these matters. While grammatically small, demonstrative pronouns in legal and administrative contexts carry significant weight: they define which parties, objects, or decrees are in view. In Daniel, these words introduce divine verdicts about earthly kingdoms, reminding readers that the scope of God's authority extends over all these — every empire, every decree, every ruler — and that His kingdom alone endures.