Definition: The term "Advocate" is a noun in Old English, meaning someone who represents another person or thing on behalf of one other (as in something said as an opinion or suggestion). This person can be a person, body, object, event, etc. In the context of this phrase, it could refer to a lawyer who is representing a client's interests in court. It could also apply to a professional who represents clients at work and provides advice and guidance for their work environment. Definition: 1. The act or state of advocating one's own interest. 2. A person representing another person (as in someone being represented by a lawyer). 3. An individual or body that takes part in a contest, fight, or other action, as an advocate for a cause. The term "Advocate" is also used to describe the actions taken to assist a client or to represent their interests. It can be found in legal documents and statutes, such as those dealing with criminal defense, where it refers specifically to counsel appointed to act on behalf of clients during trial. In the context of biblical reference, there's no known specific noun or word that translates to "Advocate" in the Greek or Hebrew languages. However, if we're referring to a lawyer or legal expert who acts as an advocate for their client (assuming this is a legal situation), then it could refer to someone with specialized knowledge and experience, acting on behalf of their client.

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