Definition: The word "Aripamian" is a Hebrew term used to refer to a certain type of fish that was once common in the Mediterranean Sea, but which no longer occurs there due to its evolutionary history. It's said to have been extinct around 230,000 years ago. In Greek mythology, Aripamian was an ancient hero who lived in Egypt and fought against giants. The term "Aripamian" has often been associated with the myth of a young girl named Amrara who was born with superhuman strength but lost her life after being struck by lightning.

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Definition: The Arimaspians were a group of people who lived in the region around Achaemenian civilization during the 4th century BCE. They are known for their role in building the first Greek city-state, Achaemenid Pella, near modern-day Iran. The term "Arimaspians" is derived from a specific name given to them and is considered to be a reference to their use of Arimaspi (a type of clay) as the building material. They are believed to have been skilled artisans who specialized in creating stone wall structures.

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