Definition: The word "almury" comes from the Hebrew word "al-meru", which means "to make or create". It is a term that appears in biblical texts related to creation, especially in Genesis chapter 2:7 where God said, "I have made you and my holy name shall be your name." The word "almury" often refers to the act of creating or making something new. In the context of human history and its origins, it was a term used for the first time to describe creation. For example, in Genesis 2:7 it says, "I have made you, and my holy name will be your name." The word is also used metaphorically to describe the process of creating something new or extraordinary. In other words, if one creates a new idea or concept that was previously unknown or considered impossible, this could be seen as an act of "almury" or "creating from nothing."

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