Definition: Andaqui in Spanish means "here." It's a verb that translates to, "to be present," referring to someone or something being directly related or involved with something else. Definition: In the Bible, "Andaqui" usually refers to someone who is physically present within a physical location. For example, it could refer to Jesus and Mary (Matthew 28:19), where Jesus is physically present at the cross. It's also used metaphorically to describe one being in another. It can be seen as a personal or spiritual act of presence.

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Definition: The word "Andaquian" means "a man with a silver handkerchief." The precise meaning of this term remains largely unexplained, but it might be related to the Hebrew term "andakah," which in Hebrew translates as "a person who has an excellent reputation" or "a man with good character."

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