Definition: Anathema refers to something that is unclean, indecent, or forbidden in religious beliefs. It's a term used in Judaism and Christianity, where it usually implies an extreme penalty for breaking tabernacle rules (like being out with non-Kin leaders). The word itself does not carry any spiritual connotations but could be interpreted as referring to a punishment or condemnation of something that goes against one's faith or moral code.

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Definition: The word "anathema" in Greek has its roots in the concept of being lost or taken away from another person, hence the term 'anathematic.' It refers to an illness that can lead to life-ending symptoms. The term was initially used by Gorgasius, a Greek physician, who believed in the efficacy of certain medicines on a sick person's body, leading to their belief in an anaphylactic reaction or attack.

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Definition: In Greek, "anathema" means "to die." It's a noun in the Greek language meaning something that is spiritually dead or lost. In Christian theology, it's used as an adjective to describe things that have been abandoned or rejected by God.

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