Definition: The Hebrew word "ahungered" means "a form of man, an animal, a creature," which refers to animals that were once domesticated by humans or were used in religious rituals and ceremonies. In the New Testament, "ahungered" is often associated with the Greek words ἄνθερος (antheos) and ἀγώτης (agathos), which are both used to describe human beings. These terms have been translated into Hebrew as "man," which may represent a person who was not originally an animal but rather a man, and "creature" or "animal," which refers to the term used to describe animals in religious contexts. The exact meaning of "ahungered" within its original context is unclear; however, it seems to have been associated with the worshiping of gods, perhaps as a representation of human nature. The term likely originally referred to animals that were worshipped and considered to be part of God's creation, thus potentially embodying or representing man in some form.

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