Definition: The word 'Ariew' comes from the Hebrew term for a person who has been taken away, translated as "a lost child" in Arabic. It means someone left behind or abandoned by their family. Here's a detailed definition: - A person who is without his/her parent due to death, divorce, separation, abandonment, or other circumstances. - Sometimes used metaphorically, referring to an individual that has been overlooked or forgotten. Ariew can refer to both positive and negative aspects of life. Positive examples include individuals who are seen as a gift from God, have overcome hardship and adversity, and continue to live flourishing lives in their communities. Negative situations may include those faced due to mismanagement, neglect, or abuse within a family unit.
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