Definition: The word "amarillos" in the KJV Greek text is translated as "canyons." It refers to a place, often likened to a spring or fountain, where water flows into a valley or stream from above. The precise meaning of "amari," which comes before it in the verse, is not clear but may refer to "spring" or "waterway." The phrase "from above" suggests that these are places of water coming down from outside. In this context, "amari" is likely referring to a stream or river. The phrase "flows into a valley," which appears just after "canyons," suggests that these waters flow through a small canyon into a wider space. The word "from above" and the valley are used here in connection with water coming from outside. It's important to note that this is a Greek phrase, not a literal word definition, as it seems to be part of a larger vocabulary.

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