Definition: I'm sorry for any confusion, but there isn't a traditional Greek or Hebrew word "aliesterase" as such. This term seems to have been borrowed from a Jewish context, possibly from the Bible. The word itself does not contain a Hebrew root or Hebrew words like "kud," which are common in Hebrew and Aramaic, although it likely originated with the Latin alphabet. The most likely explanation is that this term was used by Jews who were influenced by the early Christian tradition, specifically by the writings of Paul. However, it's important to note that these texts often contain references to specific people and places not found in the Hebrew or Aramaic languages, such as the Hebrew Bible (Talmud). To find a clear definition, I would suggest consulting the Hebrew Bible itself for guidance, which would include many passages that discuss the term "aliesterase." If you need additional information, please feel free to provide more details.

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