Definition: The English word "ajhar" in the King James Version (KJV) translates to "a child, a small child." It can be used figuratively as it refers to an infant or a young person. In its literal sense, this term typically signifies a little boy, girl, or other children who are still growing and developing. The word was originally from the Greek 'aghephore', which means "a child" or "a small child". It is often used in religious texts to emphasize the importance of young ones in the family. The phrase "children of God" has been used throughout the Bible, representing the fact that all children belong to God and are needed for salvation. In modern times, this term may be associated with a younger generation or even younger children, but it is often used figuratively and metaphorically as a symbol of young ones in the family.

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