Definition: The word "almond" in Hebrew has no direct biblical reference, but it appears to be a name or a title given to a type of almond tree. In the Hebrew Bible (Book of Leviticus), the term "almond" refers to an almond that is a special kind of fruit grown for its nut content. This almond was highly valued as a food source and symbolized God's presence, wisdom, and favor in the land of Israel. The word "almah" which can be translated as "angel" or "angelic" originally meant "a heavenly angel," but later became associated with the creation story, where it describes an angel who was created from dust, not a divine being.

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Definition: The word "aldamine" is a term used in Islamic literature to refer to the sun, often associated with the sun god, Shogunah. Definition: In Islamic culture, "aldamine" refers to the sun as an object of worship or respect; it is often used in religious contexts to describe the sun deity. The term has been used by scholars and mystics throughout history to describe the sun itself, though its precise meaning can vary among different sects within Islam. The word was most commonly used in the context of the Islamic prophet Muhammad's revelation (Nabucodonosor) regarding the sun god Shogunah, where he described it as a celestial manifestation of his divine power.

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