Definition: The word "Albric" appears in the Book of Samuel (20:9-14) where the prophet Zebulun (a prophet who is a son of Eli) prophesies that "a great man, having seven sons, will be exceedingly wealthy and powerful." He tells Samuel about this prophecy. The meaning of "Albric" here seems to relate to wealth or prosperity. The word "Albric" can also refer to the Bible term "albricus," which is a figure of speech in biblical literature where words are reversed or inverted. In the Old Testament, "Albric" would mean that a person's words were spoken backwards and thus brought about a change in their character. The specific definition might vary based on various interpretations, but generally, "Albric" means to reverse, alter, or be opposite of something. It suggests a significant development or improvement from the original idea or message.

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Definition: The word "albricias" in the King James Version (KJV) is a Hebrew term that describes an object or item that has been given to someone as a sign of affection or appreciation for their actions or service. Here's the detailed definition: 1. Albricia: A person who receives something or another person, often through kindness or love, which is presented as a gift with great care and consideration. 2. Albricias: Gifts from others that are given as an act of kindness, such as a present for someone else, to show gratitude and appreciation. 3. Albrician: A person who receives something or another person, often through kindness or love, which is presented with great care and consideration, and may also be considered as a kind of gift from others. In the context of this verse, "albricias" refers specifically to gifts given out by an individual to another. They are typically accompanied with significant care and thoughtfulness in order to show that someone cares deeply about receiving the present, both personally and culturally.

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