Definition: The word "Adansonia" means "a flower known for its vibrant red petals and attractive fragrance." It belongs to a family of plants called Fabaceae, which also includes roses, lilies, and lantana. Adansonia has pink or purple petals that are often arranged in clusters or arranged singly as part of larger flowers. The flowers have a sweet and spicy scent that is commonly used in perfumes and scented candles. In nature, Adansonia grows wild in tropical regions such as Africa and South America.

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Definition: The word "Adan" in Hebrew means "seed." It refers to a seed that grows from the earth or land, typically by being carried by wind or water.

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Definition: A few verses mention cadans, but they're not used for this in context. They're often used metaphorically or figuratively to describe something large and heavy. For example, "He was full of pride; he had no sense of balance." So cadans in the Bible might be used as an expression for someone who is full of confidence or self-importance, but it's not used for anything specific related to cadans.

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Definition: "The word 'Cadansrs' appears in the Hebrew Bible to be a term used to describe the act of casting away, or expelling, something that was not wanted or needed." The term "cadansrs" is generally understood to mean to destroy or take possession of. It's also possible it could have a deeper meaning involving the destruction of spiritual, physical, or cultural entities as described in the Bible passages where this concept appears.

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Definition: "Cadansrt1" is a Hebrew verb phrase meaning "to carry." It describes the act of carrying or transporting something, typically an object such as a bag or crate. In this context, it implies the action of moving heavy objects by means other than human hands. Definition in Bible: The term refers to carrying or transporting, indicating a process or operation that involves moving or shifting from one place to another; "As the Israelites moved from Egypt and settled at Mount Sinai," 1 Kings 8:39 (NIV). It also refers to the act of carrying through life's hardships, as described in Isaiah 40:27.

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