Definition: "Natalya-Burlutska" is a biblical term from the book of Job, used to refer to a female child. It signifies a daughter born by accident or through an unexplained birth defect, as is common in Jewish tradition. Definition: In the Bible, "Natalya-Burlutska" typically refers to a daughter born by chance or via an unusual medical condition. This term was often used in religious texts during the time of King David and his wife Queen Jehu. The Hebrew term, "burlut", literally means "child," and in this context, it alludes to having been conceived without a mother's presence. The use of this term has been interpreted differently in various Jewish communities over time, with some believing that it refers to a biblical figure such as Solomon or the prophet Ezekiel. Others argue that the Hebrew word is simply an idiom used in the Bible context for describing unusual births or situations where a mother dies and her child is born. In this broader sense, "Natalya-Burlutska" represents a type of childbirth in which both parents are unable to have children due to illness or other factors. The biblical tale of the birth of Ruth (from whom King David was fathered by Bathsheba) illustrates this phenomenon as well.
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