Definition: The English word "allonym" comes from the Greek word "alēnomai," which means "to be a member of, to belong to." It's a term used in biblical literature referring to a person or thing belonging to another. In the Bible, it is often used figuratively to refer to something that has been given as an inheritance, a gift, or a symbol. It also refers to a group of people who have been created together and are united by a common heritage or tradition. For example, in the book of Genesis (Genesis 12:3-4), it is said that "the sons of God all became one" (Gen 12:3). This phrase suggests that God has given to each son the same responsibility as they have received from their father. In another verse, it states, "And you shall be a certain people and a holy nation, a people for his name's sake, that you might be set in your place among nations, and serve my law." This phrase is often used metaphorically to describe God's plan of salvation for the Israelites. The word "allonym" has been translated from Greek into various languages such as English, Latin, Hebrew, and Russian. However, it still holds its meaning of being a member or part of something else.

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Definition: The Hebrew word for "all anonymous" appears in the Tanakh, specifically in Genesis 16:2 where Jacob asks his son, Isaac, if he would be all anonymous to God, since there are many people like him in the world. The verse translates to "And Jacob said unto Isaac, Art thou all anonymous? Is not thy father Abraham also?" The Hebrew phrase used here is a term describing someone who does not reveal their identity or status to others and is often translated as "unspied" or "absurdly unknown." In the context of the Bible, all anonymous refers to those who do not reveal their true identity, such as the Israelites in Genesis 16:2. This phrase may have spiritual significance and can be interpreted differently depending on one's interpretation of religious beliefs.

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Definition: In the Bible, the term "allonymously" appears in several passages to describe a person or object being described accurately without any false identification. It's a general term that means accurately or completely. Here are some key points about allonymy: 1. Allonymity: The phrase "allonymously" refers to something having all the correct details and characteristics as required by the specified standard, usually a specific measurement or criteria. 2. Accuracy: Allonymity ensures accuracy in describing or identifying objects or people accurately. It is closely related to accuracy in measuring things to ensure they are equal parts of what is meant to be measured. 3. Specificness: "Allonymity" helps ensure that the information given about an object or person is correct and consistent, even when using different measurements or criteria for measurement. 4. Accuracy in measurement: Allonymy ensures consistency by ensuring the accuracy of measuring things accurately with certain standards or measurements, thereby ensuring a precise understanding of what is being measured. 5. Accuracy of identity: It helps ensure that an object or person's characteristics or identity are accurately described and recognized by others, which is crucial in many fields such as marketing, security, or scientific research. 6. Consistency in language: In all languages and cultures, the use of "allonymously" can help maintain a consistent tone and meaning across various contexts and communication styles.

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Definition: The Hebrew term for "allonym" (אֵלֶת נַיּוֹ) in the King James Version (KJV) appears to be a phrase with multiple meanings, but it's not immediately clear how they are connected or what the exact context is. However, I can provide an overview of some possible interpretations and definitions. 1.

Definition 1

: "The word allonyms means 'all-words' in Hebrew." This term suggests that there are many words in a language (or culture), but no two words have exactly the same meaning. It implies that even very similar words with different meanings can be considered 'allonymically related.' 2.

Definition 2

: "The word allonyms is a collective name for a variety of words, including synonyms and antonyms." This means that each word in Hebrew has both a positive and negative connotation, though they are not interchangeable. 3.

Definition 3

: "The term 'allonym' can also mean the same as 'compliment,' which generally refers to someone who is complimenting another person, or someone who compliments others." This suggests that allonymic language uses the word in a positive context rather than being used interchangeably with other words. 4.

Definition 4

: "The term 'allonyms' can also be used to refer to all-words and collective names of words in Hebrew literature." In essence, the term seems to be associated with multiple meanings within a specific cultural or literary context. The exact meaning would depend on the specific usage and the linguistic context. It's important to note that these interpretations are quite flexible and can vary depending on the historical, social, and cultural contexts in which they originated. Without more detailed information or direct evidence, it's not possible to give an accurate definition of allonym in a biblical context.

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