Definition: The English translation "Alcis" is not a well-known term in the Hebrew Bible, but it appears to be a term related to the Middle Eastern, or Near Eastern, languages where the term "alcinus," used metaphorically in biblical passages, would naturally refer to a place of refuge. In Greek and Aramaic, alcinus could mean a wilderness, desert, or a remote area of a country with an isolated climate, but as used in the Hebrew Bible it seems to be a specific geographical term that might indicate a cave-like underground sanctuary. The term "alcinum" can refer to various types of caves, including those located deep within mountains or valleys, or even smaller ones that are hidden away from the common land. The precise meaning of "Alcis" in this context would depend on the source where it is used in Hebrew Bible texts. If the language was ancient Hebrew or Aramaic, it could have been a metaphorical reference to a place of refuge, but since it's not found in modern Hebrew texts and doesn't seem to be in any known biblical sources, its exact meaning might be uncertain. In any case, "Alcis" is a term that has been used within the context of Bible narratives and symbolism to represent a mysterious or mystical place. Its precise meaning may vary from verse to verse depending on how it's used and the cultural and historical contexts in which it appears.

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