Definition: The word 'Antidiphtheria' means 'healing' or 'restoration.' It's a term in Jewish tradition that refers to the act of healing, especially through the use of herbs and spiritual practices. Here are some definitions: - Antidiphtheria: Healing from an illness or disease. In the context of Jewish medicine, this might include herbal remedies that purify the body, help in restoring health, and heal physical ailments. - Restoration: Re-establishing a healthy condition. It could refer to healing from an illness through herbal medicines, dietary practices, spiritual practices, or natural remedies. The term is often associated with the story of Abraham's disease, where God heals his son Isaac by speaking in a dream to him after his death and telling him he was not truly dead but that his flesh would be restored to life again.