Definition: The term "Allyn" in the Hebrew Bible (KJV) translates to "a man" or "an angel." It appears in Genesis 4:12, which states that the Lord said, "And I will make you a man as one of your own generation; and thy father shall not know thy name." This refers to a person who is spiritually distinct from his biological parents and has no ties to them. The Hebrew term 'Al' means "man," while 'lynch' or 'man' translates directly into the Greek word 'angel.' The context of this verse in Genesis suggests that these individuals would be considered as part of God's covenant community, not a separate group from him.

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Definition: The English word "Allyn" comes from Old Norse and means "friend's house," as in a place where people come together to support each other, like a home or fellowship. Definition: 1. Friend's House: A place where one person has a group of friends who come together to help out when needed, often for the same reason they came together, such as religious or charitable reasons. 2. Friends' House: The term refers to a house where people gather to support and be supportive of each other in times of need. It is often used metaphorically to refer to a community group that encourages one another during difficult situations. So, "Allyn" comes from Old Norse which means "friend's house." It's a place for people who are related or share a common bond to come together and support others through sharing resources and experiences in times of need.

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