Definition: The word 'adighe' in Hebrew means 'to bring up.' It describes a young child or infant being brought into an older person's care, typically by an older person who is giving birth to a new baby. In biblical literature, it appears frequently, especially in the Book of Genesis and the Book of Exodus, where it occurs when God brings his son Isaac from the womb to Abraham. It also occurs often in other Hebrew scriptures, such as Deuteronomy 12:1-4, which describes how a father must bring his son up if he is about to be executed by a king. In general, 'adighe' is used to describe any act of bringing someone into the presence of another person who is older than oneself. It can also refer to an individual taking care of a child or infant in their own home.
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