Definition: In the King James Version (KJV), "airify" is a Hebrew term that refers to converting or making something into air, as in turning it into smoke or creating an airless state. It's often associated with the act of burning firewood or wood chips, resulting in the production of smoky or cold, unlivable gases. The exact definition and meaning vary depending on the context and source, but it typically means to turn something from its natural form (like a living thing) into smoke, ash, dust, or other forms of pollution. This transformation can occur through various processes involving combustion, such as burning wood or charcoal, which is then ignited. The word "airify" is found in Old Testament Hebrew texts, where it's often used to describe the destruction of the Israelites during the Babylonian Exile in 605 BCE by fire and smoke. In this context, it seems to suggest that the destruction was caused by burning or smoldering the Israelite community, which contributed to their demise. In essence, "airify" is a metaphorical way of describing the process by which God's people were transformed into a state of spiritual death or pollution during the exile.

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