Definition: The word "Aguirre" appears in several places in the Bible, but without a specific reference or verse number, I can't provide an exact definition. Let's assume for simplicity that "Aguirre" refers to a group or individual who played a significant role in a rebellion against Spanish control in 1820s Spain. 1. The Word of God: In the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), "Aguirre" is commonly translated as "Aztec" or "Cavallerio." However, there are no specific verses that directly state this term, so it's not a well-established usage in the Bible. 2. Historical Context: It might be helpful to know when "Aguirre" refers to an event from history (not just contemporary events) - for example, the Aztec War (1530-1542). For the purpose of this answer, I'll make a reasonable assumption that "Aguirre" is someone or something who played a pivotal role in a resistance against Spanish rule in 1820s Spain. This might not be a literal historical event, but it's an assumption based on common usage and general understanding of the time. 3. Definition: If "Aguirre" refers to such a person or group, then the specific term used is most likely Aztec, which was a significant military force under Spanish rule in Central America during that era. The Aztecs were known for their advanced technology and warfare techniques. 4. Usage: The idea of "Aztec" being associated with an individual or group could be based on historical records showing significant involvement by individuals from this period in the resistance against Spain, but without specific details, I can't provide a precise definition. 5. Context: The Aztecs were not historically known for their military prowess and actions that led to their destruction during Spanish rule (see Aztec War), so "Aguirre" as an individual or group is less likely based on historical facts alone.
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