Definition: Angina is a term that describes pain or discomfort in the chest, often accompanied by shortness of breath and palpitations. The exact meaning varies from context to context; some might use "angina" more broadly to refer to heart disease or angina pectoris (chest pain), while others might specifically focus on coronary artery disease. In most contexts, 'angina' refers to symptoms that occur primarily during exercise or stress.

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Definition: Anginal is a Greek term meaning "lying down or lying flat," referring to a state where one's heart rate is low and it takes effort to rise. It's often used in medical contexts to describe conditions like sleep apnea, which can be associated with decreased heart rate. In religious contexts, anginal might relate to the idea that God's presence was always present but for some reason, his plan was to not show up fully or entirely.

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Definition: "Anginas" refers to a type of blood infection caused by anaerobic bacteria, primarily Streptococcus pneumoniae. The word can also refer to an area where the infection occurs. In English, "angina" has several meanings: - An abnormal or irregular contraction of the heart. - A sense of pain caused by a cold or fever. - Angina is often described as a dull, achy feeling in your chest and neck that doesn't go away. - The condition can cause shortness of breath, especially when you exercise. In the Bible, "anginas" is not specified. However, it might have been understood to mean inflammation (an abnormal state) or pain from a cold or fever.

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