Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Ardell

👉 The term "ardella" is a word from Italian that means "distant, far away." In English, it can be translated as "far," "away," or "abroad." It can also refer to an object that is far away or long distance. For example, in the sentence "I am going to the country far away," "far away" refers to a place that is not near any town or city.

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👉 "Ardeless," a verb in the Bible, means "to carry forth, to take possession of." It's often used in the Old Testament context to describe the act of carrying a heavy object across a field, like an ox or chariot, while on foot. This noun comes from the Hebrew word אֲדֵל, meaning "armstrong" (a type of wood, which is now commonly known as oak), hence "to bear" in the Old Testament context and to carry.

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