Definition: In the Hebrew Bible (KJV), "Alopokeya" means a creature that lives in the land of Egypt or the lands beyond it, but not in the Nile River region. This term also appears in other languages such as Greek and Latin. The precise meaning of this phrase varies depending on context, but in general, it is associated with a variety of creatures found throughout ancient Egyptian history. Here are some possible definitions: - In the Bible's context, it could be a small reptile or an insect that lives underground without a land animal home. The Hebrew term "alopokeya" suggests this creature may have a low-level existence, perhaps due to its rarity in the Nile region where they typically reside. - It is also possible that "alopokeya" refers to a small and nocturnal creature found in certain parts of the Middle East or North Africa. This could be associated with humans who lived there during ancient times, possibly because of their nocturnal existence, which was considered to have some magical properties. In summary, the term "Alopokeya" appears in the Bible as a metaphorical description of something that might not always reside within one's home or natural habitat but can still inhabit a region where humans lived.

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