Definition: Absaraka in English means "the village" or "the town". In the Aboriginal Australian language it refers to an area where two or more people reside together, often for work or leisure. The word can also mean "a place where a person lives", as in the meaning of the phrase "he lives in Absaraka". It is important to note that the word 'Absaraka' does not necessarily have a specific historical or geographical context. It could be used literally in a few different ways.

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Definition: "Arak" is the Hebrew name for Mecca, where Muslims worship Allah. The term "Arak" is used to mean "cemetery." In Judaism, a Jewish burial site known as a "Yarmulke," also called an Arak or Ark (in Hebrew). The Yarmulke in Judaism signifies the place of death.

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Definition: "Arakan" refers to a large territory in Burma, which includes parts of Bangladesh and India. In the Bible, it's used as a term for an ancient people who were considered by early Jews to be gods of fire and rain. The Hebrew word "Arakoth" translates to "Fire," suggesting they were also seen as the God of Fire. The term is often associated with the burning bush or the holy mount Sinan, which may have been the site of a cult center for the worship of these gods. In other places in the Bible, it's mentioned that some Jews believed their ancestors came from the land called Arakan and were descended from these gods. This led to the belief that God had given them the power to turn water into fire or rain, which could be used for good or evil.

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Definition: The term "Arakanese" refers to a particular ethnic group that lives in Myanmar, specifically in the Arakan region. It's predominantly Burmese or Lanna. The origin of this term is obscure; it might refer to a specific country (for example, Arakan), or it could be a common dialect or local term used for specific places. If you want more precise definitions, please provide me with some context about the area where you're referring to.

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Definition: The term "Arakawa" is an ancient Japanese term meaning "the first drop of water." It's related to the concept of a spiritual awakening or enlightenment, with "arakawa" often used in Buddhist contexts as a metaphor for the awakening of the mind. The precise definition and the historical context vary widely based on interpretations, but generally, it refers to an initial surge of spiritual awareness or insight.

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Definition: Arak, meaning "sun", refers to the luminous orb that orbits the sun around the earth. It's also used in various religious contexts as a symbol of the divine.

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Definition: "Arakawaite" is a term in Hebrew which means "a man". It is often used to denote an individual or someone with a strong sense of purpose, strength, and courage. In Jewish tradition, Arakawaite is also associated with the concept of Yisrael (Israel) as they are seen as the most righteous people on Earth.

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Definition: Arake is a word in Old Testament Hebrew that means "God," often used to refer to Yahweh. It's also often translated as "Lord" or "Giver." In Christian contexts, it may be used to designate God.

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Definition: The word 'arakis' is a Greek word meaning "glory" or "glorious." It has various meanings in religious scriptures, including in the Old Testament where it refers to the glory that God showers upon His people. The term comes from the Hebrew words, which mean "to shine like fire," indicating its usage as a metaphor for spiritual enlightenment and divine manifestation.

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Definition: The word 'baraka' is a term in Chinese culture referring to evil spirits or negative energy that can manifest as darkness, emptiness, or fear. It's often associated with dark spirits, ghosts, and other spiritual entities. The word has a lot of meanings, such as bad luck, misfortune, and bad influences, depending on the context.

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