Definition: The term "CAEC" stands for Curses, Appeals to Eternity. In Bible terms, it signifies a prayer or petition that asks God to forgive sins for Israelite nations (Exodus 14:26).

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Definition: The word "antecaecal" in Latin means "mouthed" or "nose-tied." It's a term used to describe the opening of the mouth, especially in animals, such as whales, where they use their mouths to communicate with each other rather than just eat. The word has several meanings: 1.

Nose-tied

: A word that means one part of an animal's body is closed off or restricted. In this context, it refers to a place where the mouth is usually closed. 2.

Osteoecological:

Used in medicine, this term describes how the body organ systems function when their proper functions are disrupted and the symptoms become apparent. 3.

Cauda equina (ear):

The ear that's located on top of the head in some animals like horses and elephants. In these cases, the word "antecaecal" refers to the area where the ear is. 4.

Pronunciations:

- Antec (n.) - a plural form of antecaecate - Caecum (n.) - the opening of the anus or the part of the body that's connected with the mouth The word "antecaecal" can also refer to an animal's internal organs or structures, like in this context, where one organ is restricted or blocked. For example, in the case of whales, the term "antecaecal" refers to the structure of their mouth. Please note that these definitions are based on common usage and may not fully encompass all possible meanings.

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Definition: The Hebrew word "caecmc" means "the salt of the earth." It was a figurative name given to Jesus, used in Matthew's Gospel (Matthew 16:24) where he said, "For as under the feet of the Christ [Jesus] we have placed our faith, so shall your eyes also be opened. For the salt of the earth is a good thing; but the strength of a strong man is an evil thing."

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