Definition: The word "aglossal" in the English translation of the Hebrew text "Genesis 29:30" (KJV) does not appear to be a common term in the biblical text. It appears to have been omitted, possibly due to its unfamiliar or uncommon meaning, or it is being translated into a new sense that does not fit within the existing language context. However, it's worth noting that "aglossal" could refer to different things depending on its context: 1. Aglossal (KJV) - This word generally refers to a type of bread or baked goods similar to unleavened bread. The specific ingredients and flavors might vary between versions. It is not always understood as such. 2. Aglossal (NRSV) - This word may also mean "leavened" bread, referring to the use of yeast in making it. 3. Aglossal (ESV) - This word can refer to unleavened baked goods like biscuits or pancakes, which are commonly used as a dish. 4. Aglossal (NLT) - This term is sometimes seen as synonymous with "leavened" bread, meaning bread that has been baked by sprinkling yeast onto it and allowed to rise. 5. In context, the word may be interpreted differently depending on its usage in the verse, the intended use of the phrase, and other cultural or theological perspectives.

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