Definition: The word "Alectoria" in Hebrew literature has multiple meanings throughout the Bible, depending on the context: 1. In Numbers 20:37 (KJV), "the daughter of Judah," it signifies a daughter or wife of the King David. 2. In Isaiah 56:9-10 (KJV), "a daughter of Solomon" (a title for a woman). This refers to the daughter of Solomon, who is described as wise and beautiful in contrast to his unassuming son, Rehoboth. 3. In Numbers 40:28, "the daughter of Zebulun," it indicates that she is married to one of the leaders of Judah, indicating a relationship between the two families. 4. In Joshua 11:6 (KJV), "a daughter of Elam" (which implies lineage from Elam, an Assyrian kingdom, as mentioned in the Babylonian exile). This suggests a connection to a distant family that may have been involved in the Assyrian occupation of the region during this time. 5. In Deuteronomy 18:7-9 (KJV), "a daughter of Japh", indicating her lineage was traced back to Japh, an ancestor of King David. The Hebrew term itself is used figuratively as a symbol of royal ancestry or as an epithet for a person's position in the family hierarchy. The phrase "Alectoria" is not explicitly mentioned anywhere in the Hebrew Bible but serves as a metaphor that has been understood to convey both a lineage and a title related to David.

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Definition: The phrase "alectoriae" does not have a standardized meaning or definition in the Bible, but it is likely to be referring to something unique or special, as the Greek word could possibly denote an item or feature that is particularly valued, cherished or important. However, if we understand it as "a lark", this term might refer to the small birds known as "alectoriae". Larks are a type of bird and they play a vital role in the ecosystem by singing beautiful songs. In context, this word could be used figuratively to describe something that is rare or valuable, or perhaps refers to some special quality or characteristic unique to certain individuals or objects. Please note that without more specific information or a contextual understanding, it's impossible for me to provide a more accurate definition.

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