Definition: The word 'Amboy' in the King James Version (KJV) likely comes from the Greek word 'ambo,' which means 'couch' or 'comforter.' However, the exact meaning of this term in the KJV is not as clear-cut as it might seem. In the original Hebrew text, there's no known reference for the term. The text describes a place where people gather and spend time together, but we cannot definitively ascertain whether Amboy was synonymous with it. According to the context of the passage, 'Amboy' refers to an outdoor or indoor location where people gather in comfort. It's possible that this could mean something like a private or cozy space, perhaps on a beach or in a park. However, without more information and understanding of its broader meaning, the exact definition remains uncertain. As with any word in the KJV, there is no definitive definition given here; it can be interpreted in numerous ways based on context and surrounding information.

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Definition: The word "Amboyna" appears in several places in the Old Testament (OT) and New Testament (NT), but without a clear reference from the Bible, it's difficult to provide an exact definition. Amboyna likely refers to a type of vine or plant used for wine production. In the OT, it is mentioned as a symbol of God's grace and power, such as in Deuteronomy 32:5-6 where it is used as a symbol of the presence of God during a drought. In the NT, Amboyna is often used in relation to Jesus' use of it (John 4:14) to represent his authority over water. This is not mentioned specifically in OT contexts but could be interpreted with reference to Jesus' role as mediator between God and humanity. The exact definition of "Amboyna" from the Bible would depend on its specific context and its usage within those texts. Would you like more context?

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Definition: The term "Amboynas" is a compound word formed from the Arabic words "amebnay" (meaning "to be") and "ayyana" (meaning "a strong, firm, or hard"). It is used to describe something that is strong, firm, or hard. 1.

Definition of 'Amboynas' in English:

In English, the term can be translated as "strong man," "fierce force," or "forceful character." 2.

Example of Usage:

An example of using "Amboynas" is when a person is described as having strong qualities, such as being fearless or determined. 3.

In Context:

"Amboynas" can also refer to an individual who is considered hardworking and dedicated, especially in the context of agriculture or working with materials that are difficult for others to handle or use effectively.

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