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Definition: The word "arlutanet0" isn't found in any known biblical text or language, suggesting it could be a random or nonsensical term. To clarify, an "arlutanet0," as you've described it, might not have a direct translation from the Bible because of its nonspecific meaning and lack of context.
Definition: "Arlundet" appears in Old English as "Surness", which likely means a person from a particular place, possibly the North. The term "arlutanet1," however, does not appear in the Bible or has been lost over time, making its exact meaning unclear. Could it be something like: "A man who comes forth to serve God" or "the person who is called upon by God"? It's likely a reference to a specific individual, perhaps someone who serves God and lives among people or communities.
Definition: It's a term in English that refers to a network that includes multiple devices, typically connected by wireless communication channels, but not necessarily wired links or networks. It's often used to describe a shared information system or tool for collaborative work.