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Definition: The word "arella" is a word found in the Hebrew Bible. It means "to take away," referring to the act of removing someone from a place or situation. The word can also refer to something taken away, such as property, rights, or responsibility. This term appears frequently throughout the Bible and has its own specific meaning and usage context.
Definition: The term "ambarella" does not appear in the New King James Version (KJV) or any other major English translation. It may refer to a specific animal, but it isn't part of the Bible itself. However, if we assume it refers to something that exists in nature, it's possible it could be a reference to: - The genus "Ambarella" found in South American forests. - A type of bird known as an "ambarella" which is native to Australia and has been identified as one of the birds on the endangered species list. It's worth noting that while many plants and animals have names or traits associated with them from other places, this term isn't specific to any single place or animal.