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Definition: The word 'Aalesund' is a Norwegian word which refers to an area in Norway's Fjord Regions region. This term comes from the Old Norse word meaning "little town" or "small community", so it could mean the town itself, or more specifically the small village within the larger town. The definition of Aalesund can vary slightly depending on the context and source but generally refers to a specific location where the town is located in Norway. This could be due to its size, proximity to other towns, or being part of an agricultural or fishing community. Alesund may also refer to the city of Alesund in Sweden. Please note that the exact definition of 'Aalesund' can vary depending on the source and context.

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Definition: The word "abdominales" has a variety of meanings depending on the context it is used in. Here are some common uses: 1.

Muscle:

- In anatomy, the term "abdominal muscles" refers to the group of muscular structures located around the lower abdomen. - Examples include the rectus abdominis (lower back muscles) and the mesolae (lower abdominal muscles). 2.

Skin:

- The term "abdominales" can also refer to the skin of the abdomen, particularly in the thigh area and groin. 3.

Heart:

- Abdominales are sometimes used as a medical term for the heart and other cardiovascular structures. 4.

Brain:

- The brain is often referred to as "abdominales" or "brainstem," referring to its lower portion, which includes the cerebellum, pons, and anterior cingulate cortex. 5.

Lung:

- The lungs are also sometimes referred to as "abdominales." This term can be used in medicine for the respiratory system. Here is a brief definition of each part of the word: 1. Abdominales - Muscles: These muscles are located around the lower abdomen and include the rectus abdominis, mesolae, and abdominal rotators. - Skin: The skin of the abdomen can also be referred to as "abdominales." 2. Brain - Abdominales may refer to parts of the brain such as the cerebellum, pons, and anterior cingulate cortex. 3. Heart - Abdominales are sometimes used in medicine for the heart and other cardiovascular structures. 4. Lung - The lung can be referred to as "abdominales" or "brainstem." This term is used in medicine to refer to the respiratory system. These definitions may vary depending on the context and the specific area being discussed, so it's important to research each part of the word individually to understand its full meaning.

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Definition: The word 'acrasiales' comes from Latin and means 'plank of wood' or 'wooden plank'. It refers to a type of construction material used in the construction of various structures such as buildings, bridges, roads, and arches. The term is commonly associated with the term 'ancient woodwork', which involves using ancient tools to create wooden furniture from natural materials like wood.

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Definition: The word "Actinomycetales" in English refers to a group of fungi that are characterized by their ability to form thick, fibrous mycelia, which can be quite impressive! Fungi, also known as "fungi", are typically smaller than plants and animals, but have similar functions. The actinomycetes are one type of "fungi" that are not part of the phylum Lepidocera, but rather belong to a group called "Actinomycetales." This group includes all the fungi in the kingdom Actinobacteria and is usually found in the soil or on the surfaces of plants and animals. They produce mycelium (mycelial networks) which they use for growth, reproduction and even defense. Mycelia are thin, fibrous structures that grow out from a cell and provide support to other cells. This allows these fungi to spread their genetic material through the plant or animal tissues. The thick, mycelial layers also help protect them against external attacks from other pathogens or herbivores. The actinomycetes are thought to have originated in a class called "Actinobacteria" which is an ancient lineage of bacteria that were once part of the kingdom Lepidocera and then became extinct. This led to the evolution of their characteristics and ability to form mycelia. Overall, the actinomycetes make up one of the largest groups of fungi, with around 10,000 genera known to exist in the world today. Their complexity is unmatched by any other group of fungi.

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Definition: The Greek word "Agaricales" (also known as "Agricola") refers to a type of wild or cultivated grain, which can be found in various parts of the world. This term is often used metaphorically to describe those who have been created specifically for farming purposes or whose work is directly related to agriculture. Agaricales are typically characterized by their uniform size and shape, as well as their characteristic "flat" surface that resembles a grain pod or seed. The exact meaning of the word "Agricola" in this context might vary, but it could mean something akin to a kind of "commoner," with its roots suggesting the grain itself is not necessarily a superior creature. It might also imply a lack of power or influence over others due to being raised for specific agricultural purposes. If you need more detailed definitions, please provide me with the context or language you are referring to, and I'll do my best to assist further.

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Definition: The word "Alesandrini" is a term used in the Bible, specifically in 1 Samuel 5:4 where it is mentioned that David had a son called Aleazar (also spelled Alezar), who was not a descendant of Solomon but rather from a person said to be an anaraim. This child is described as being "the son of King Hezekiah the priest" and later became king himself, leading to the name "Aleazar." This genealogy is important in Jewish tradition because it demonstrates that David's son was not a descendant of his own father or royal line. The term "alezar," which means "son of King Hezekiah," is used in the Bible to refer to any child who is not descended from Solomon. In this context, Aleazar is considered by some to be a legitimate king and thereby legitimizing David's claim as a son-in-law of Hezekiah. The phrase "to be a son of King Hezekiah" refers to a person being born into the royal line in Israel. In this case, it implies that King Hezekiah was not an ancestor of David or a member of his royal family, which would have provided a legitimate claim for the child's birth as a direct descendant of Solomon. The term "son of King Hezekiah" is also used to describe a person who was raised in a royal household and had direct royal inheritance. In this sense, Aleazar was seen as being a son-in-law of the king, which further suggests that his family lineage was connected to the dynasty of Jerusalem. In summary, the term "alezar" refers to any individual not descended from Solomon through a line of descent, specifically in reference to King Hezekiah's son. This genealogy demonstrates the royal lineage and legitimization of David as a son-in-law of Hezekiah.

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Definition: "Adelia" in the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) refers to the Roman name for Jerusalem, which was later known as Rome, the capital city of ancient Judea. The term "Alesia," meaning a place of refuge or shelter, is used here to describe the Christian church, specifically the Church of Rome, which became the dominant religious power in the Roman Empire. The word "Alesia" appears in various biblical passages, including verses such as Ezekiel 46:27-30 and the book of Acts. Here are some key references: - The word "Alesia" is often used to describe a place where people gather or meet, which could refer to congregations or religious organizations meeting regularly. - It may also have a broader meaning that refers to a city or region ruled by the Roman Empire. The exact definition of "Adelia" in this context would depend on the specific Bible passage and its historical context. However, it is commonly understood as referring to Rome, which was the capital city of ancient Judea and later became known as Rome. This usage implies that Rome played a significant role in shaping Jewish life and culture during its golden age. The term "Adelia" has been used in different ways throughout history, reflecting shifts in political power and religious influence in different periods. It suggests a place where people could find refuge, perhaps serving as a temporary sanctuary or center for religious activities.

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Definition: The word "Alessandra" comes from Latin and means "the Lord's delight," which implies her joy or favor bestowed upon one, or as in this context, someone who has been blessed by God. It can also be used to describe an individual's spiritual purity and goodness, indicating that they are a symbol of God's grace. The word is not found directly in the Bible itself, but rather in Christian literature and philosophy. Some interpretations include references in the New Testament where Paul refers to "Alessandra" as the Holy Spirit’s gift to Christians. In Christianity, it can represent a divine or supernatural favor given upon someone by God, often leading to spiritual enlightenment and joy.

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Definition: I'm sorry, but I'm not aware of any specific term or concept that you're referring to within the KJV Bible text. It's possible there might be a typo in your request, so it could be from something else entirely. Could you please clarify what you mean by "Alessandri"?

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