Definition: The term "Albee" comes from the Hebrew word "al'be'er", meaning "son of". It was a type of garment worn by male priests during Jewish worship, and the garments often featured a short robe with a hood covering the head. The term "Albee" has been found to have several meanings in Jewish literature. In the Bible, it is used to refer to a man who had special status or privilege (e.g., King David's son-in-law), but its original meaning was also to mean a priest or an official appointed by God. In the Old Testament, this term was often associated with the Israelites as they were not allowed to worship at the temple and had to serve in other places. In Judaism, "Albee" can also refer to a special type of clothing worn by a priest (the so-called "Biblical Albeers") or a high ranking official. The word was used for different purposes throughout Jewish history, and its usage varied depending on the context.

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