Definition: The Hebrew term "Alinna" appears in several places in the Old Testament, but without a definitive meaning or specific context, the exact meaning cannot be conclusively determined. However, it's clear that this term was used as an allusion to the woman who was the wife of Elimelech and Moabah, which means she is the "maid" of the man who was Elimelech's brother. The Hebrew word for "woman" (אָלֵין) can be translated as "a girl", "lady", or "maid". If it's a proper noun in the context of the Bible, this term could possibly refer to one of the biblical women who lived during the Old Testament era. However, without further context or evidence, we cannot definitively say for certain what it might mean. In summary, the exact meaning and definition of "Alinna" are not clear from the information provided in the context, but it can be interpreted as a reference to a woman married to Elimelech and Moabah.

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