Definition: The word "Admitty" in the Bible refers to a type of animal that was domesticated during the Old Testament period. The term was used by the Hebrews to refer to animals that were used as food, tools, or sacrifices, but also for ritualistic and ceremonial purposes. In this sense, Admitty is considered to be an early form of the word "altar," a sacred platform for worshiping or offering sacrifices, which was likely associated with a sanctuary (Admitty) and its associated altar. However, it's important to note that the exact context and meaning of this term in the biblical narrative is not fully established. The word "Admitty" can be translated as "furniture" or "set," indicating that the Admitty was often used to set up an altar, which could include a table for serving food and a platform for performing worship. The idea of using such a type of animal for ritualistic purposes is also common in religious texts, although it may not be explicitly identified as referring to an animal. Please note that without additional context or specific information, I cannot provide a detailed definition or interpretation of "Admitty."

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