Definition: Admah is a type of tree native to Ethiopia, which is part of the African continent. The tree has been used in many traditional Ethiopian rituals, including marriage ceremonies, funeral rites, and religious festivals such as the Amhara festival (also known as Dhibar). In terms of definition, 'Admah' refers to an ancient Ethiopian deity who is associated with fertility, wisdom, and creation. He is also depicted as the guardian god of the earth, representing its health and vitality. The tree itself, Admah, is a large, towering shrub that grows up to 30 meters tall. It has branches that extend up to five feet in length and are covered in leaves that are usually green but may have darker tones or even white. The flowers of the tree are also very large and often resemble small umbrellas. The Amhara festival is celebrated by many ethnic groups, including those from Ethiopia, Djibouti, and Sudan. It involves a variety of activities, such as dancing, music, singing, and feasting on traditional dishes made with local ingredients like fish, meat, and vegetables.

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