Definition: The word "Arand" in the Bible refers to a large, round stone used as a tool or sign of authority. It was usually made of clay or other porous material but could also be carved into a shape for ceremonial purposes. The term is not often translated literally but can have different meanings depending on context. For example: - Arand stone - Used as a symbol of leadership in ancient Israel. - Arah - Often used to describe someone who has served God well. In general, "Arand" or "aahrend" means something significant or powerful. The precise meaning may vary with the individual and the context. The word was first seen in Genesis 13:5 where it is translated as "a great man," which suggests it was an influential figure at the time.

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Definition: The word "Aranda" comes from the Hebrew word for "bread." It refers to a type of dough made from wheat flour, consisting of two layers of dough, one filled with a layer of flour called "Arana," and baked until it's golden brown. Aranda is often used in Jewish cooking or baking recipes where it serves as a bread substitute.

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Definition: The term 'Arandas' comes from ancient Mesopotamian texts, where it refers to an area where people would gather in a large community. It signifies a prosperous and harmonious society. The specific meaning of 'Arandas' varies depending on cultural contexts, but generally includes areas of high population density or prosperity.

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