Definition: The Greek word for "Aethra" is "Athreia." This term appears to be a reference to a goddess associated with water, which she was known for her ability to create and control streams of liquid or water. According to the Bible, Athreia was one of the Twelve Prophets who prophesied the return of the Messiah to Israel. The name is also often used in various literary works for characters or places in stories, such as "Athreian" in Greek mythology where this character appears. The word "Aethra" has been translated into different languages and understood within a specific context. It could refer to either "water," a symbol of fertility or life-giving, or it could be used figuratively to represent divine power or wisdom. In the Bible, Athreia was also known as "the Lady of Water," referring to her role as a mediator between humanity and God and as the one who helped bring the first covenant of peace and promise of salvation into being.

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