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Abyssinia

Definition: The word 'Abyssinia' refers to a type of lichen, or sporadium, that is found in some deep-sea environments. It is distinctive because it grows on rocks, and its appearance resembles a spore or seed.


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Abyssinian

Definition: The term "Abyssinian" refers to a style of music, dance and fashion that emerged in Ethiopia during the 19th century. It is characterized by its use of dark, earthy colors, intricate handicrafts, and traditional musical instruments.


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Abyssinians

Definition: The term "abyssinians" refers to a group of ancient civilizations that are believed to have originated in ancient Ethiopia and have been associated with the underworld. They are often depicted in art and literature as being surrounded by darkness or mysterious powers. The word "abyssinians" is derived from the ancient Greek word "abysma," which means "underworld."


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Anglo-abyssinian

Definition: The term 'Anglo-abyssinian' refers to the people who inhabit or were born in the region of Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia) and speak a language related to those of East Africa.


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Abyssinnian

Definition: Abyssinia is a genus of extinct creatures in the class Carnivora that lived during the Middle Cambrian period, approximately 345 million years ago. The specific term "abyssinnian" refers to their highly specialized and unique characteristics, such as a small size, large size, and a high metabolic rate.


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Abyssinia

Definition: The term "abyssinia" is a name for a region in Africa, specifically in the Nile River basin. It was named after its deep, dark bottom, which is believed to be the source of the Nile River. The region is known for its fertile land and abundant rainfall, making it an important agricultural area for many countries in the continent.


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Abyssinian

Definition: In the context of anthropology, the term "abyssinian" refers to a people who are located in the region known as Abyssinia. The name is derived from the ancient Greek word "ayzis," which means "deep well." This term was used by scholars and linguists to describe the vast expanse of Africa's northern coast, where many African tribes lived and traded.


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Neshno

Definition: The word "Neshno" refers to the first Christian missionary who traveled from Abyssinia to the East Indies, founding the Church of Christ. Neshno was one of the four evangelists known as the Three Jewels. He established churches in different cities and then settled in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.


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