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Definition: Abednego means 'the old one'. It was a name given to some Old Testament prophets in the Hebrew Bible, who were known as "old men". The term comes from the Hebrew verb "abednein" which means "to give birth" or "to be old". So the word "Abednego" is used to refer to someone who has been living and being known as an elder for some time.
Definition: Abed is a type of bird which is part of the family of birds known as Phasianidae, one of the five orders of passerines (birds). It belongs to the genus Pusillus, a very small species and is a medium-sized bird. The name 'abed' means "red" in the Greek language. It is also commonly used as a descriptor for birds which are not quite black or brown but have shades of red. Abed can be found in various parts of the world including China, India, and Indonesia. As for the definition of 'abed', it refers to a small, white bird with a distinctive red head. The bird is usually kept as a pet due to its cute appearance and affectionate nature.
Definition: The term "Abede" appears to be a non-terminating, recurring number or digit in Islamic numerals. In this context, the meaning would depend on the specific Arabic numerals used in the Islamic calendar. In Islamic numerals, Abede is an Arabic numeral representing 81, which can also be written as "eighty-one" in English. The term 'Abede' implies that a particular number or digit can repeat indefinitely without being exhausted. This refers to the concept of a recurring pattern or cycle in the numerical system of Islam. However, it should be noted that this interpretation might not be universally accepted within Islamic contexts due to its use and significance in mathematics and science. In other contexts, such as in accounting, numbers are typically expressed using standard Arabic numerals, which do not contain repeating patterns. Understanding and interpreting Arabic numerals is a fundamental skill necessary for students of Islam and the practice of Islamic mathematics in general.
Definition: I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, I don't have a specific term for "abedge" or any other term for that matter. Could you please provide more context or clarification?