Definition: The word "bowne" refers to a bird, which has been associated with a specific story in ancient Near Eastern religion. The Bible's version of this story does not specify its exact context, but it seems to relate to a figure or an animal that was important in Jewish beliefs and traditions. In the passage from Genesis 6:3-5 where Noah's Ark is built (which later became Israel's nation), it says: "Then God said, 'Let Us make man in our image, after our likeness: male and female.'" The bird, which symbolizes the human race, is described as "bowne," a type of falcon, that was brought out from Egypt to help Noah build his Ark. The Bible tells us that this bird did indeed bring Noah's family back to their homeland: "Then God said unto Noah, 'This year shall be a new year: it shall not be the same year two years a man will multiply; for this is thy seed and thy offspring.'" In other words, Noah and his descendants would reproduce "bowne" type falcons every generation.
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