Definition: "Ozes," from Greek, means "water in the middle." It originally meant the middle section or the water level when one was observing a stream or river. In Hebrew and other languages, it could mean something like "water's middle section". In this context, "Ozes1" is more likely to refer to the level of water in a river that runs through a specific area, but it can also be used metaphorically for a particular event or situation.
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