Definition: The word "Adansonia" means "a flower known for its vibrant red petals and attractive fragrance." It belongs to a family of plants called Fabaceae, which also includes roses, lilies, and lantana. Adansonia has pink or purple petals that are often arranged in clusters or arranged singly as part of larger flowers. The flowers have a sweet and spicy scent that is commonly used in perfumes and scented candles. In nature, Adansonia grows wild in tropical regions such as Africa and South America.

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Definition: "Ansonia" is a Hebrew term that means "faint or faint-hearted." The term is used in Scripture to describe someone who seems weak, but when they are actually very strong. It's often associated with people who seem to be out of touch with reality but are not physically sick. The word may also have figurative meaning, indicating a person who lacks the strength to act on their feelings or actions.

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