Definition: The Hebrew term "eth" means "air". In Judaism, "eth" is used in both biblical texts and Jewish religious traditions to refer to a state or condition not man-made, as distinct from man-made substances like matter, energy (like light), and intelligence. "Ether1" is the plural form of "ether", which denotes the state or substance not created by human effort, as opposed to man-made substances.
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