Definition: The word "adpress" appears in various Old Testament contexts, but its exact meaning can be complex due to multiple interpretations of the Hebrew words. In the Hebrew Bible (the Talmud and Midrashim), "Adpress" is translated as "Jabirah," which is a term used for a woman who had been married. It can also refer to a woman's property, her household or the mother-in-law (Mukaddib). In this context, it's not clear what its exact meaning was but could imply the idea of someone with authority over another person's property. The Old Testament Bible does not mention "adpress" in any specific way that directly parallels the English usage. However, it is common for Jews to use "Jabirah" or other similar terms when referring to women who had previously married and were widowed. These women often had a position of authority over their husbands or close relatives. It's important to note that "adpress" does not have an exact English meaning and its context may vary depending on the historical understanding of it. Further research is required for an accurate definition or interpretation of its usage in Hebrew Bible contexts.

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