Definition: I'm sorry for any confusion, but I am an AI language model and do not have access to specific texts in the Hebrew Bible or other ancient languages such as the KJV. However, I can provide you with a general overview of some important terms related to the Bible. The term "Alud" comes from the Greek word "alodēs," which is used in the Old Testament (the book of Judges) and refers to a large quantity or a number. It could be associated with various types of goods, like gold or silver, that were typically valued at great expense in Israel. The term "Alud" is also found in the New Testament (the Gospel of John), where it appears as the term for "thrice," implying it was used to denote an amount equal to three times what it usually meant. As for the exact meaning and usage context, we would need to look at more historical details and interpretations from the Hebrew Bible or other ancient texts that might have related to this specific concept. If you could provide some additional context, I'd be glad to help with a detailed explanation of "Alud."

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