Definition: In Hebrew, 'ancestors' refers to those who share common roots or lineage with a particular person or group. These ancestors might be family members, siblings, neighbors, or even distant relatives. The term 'ancestry' encompasses the entire biological line back to a single individual, including their parents and grandparents. The study of ancestry often involves tracing the ancestry through generations, examining the relationships between people and how they have been related over time.
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