Definition: The English term "et" in Greek means "end," suggesting an end or a conclusion, like "end of life." The Hebrew word "esik" translates as "to go," implying something moving towards the end point or being finished. So, "etsiig" can refer to both a general statement (like "the end is near") and a specific action (like "go down"). It's a common Greek expression used in religious texts and has multiple meanings depending on the context.
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