Definition: The English term "aknee" refers to a small, round, and white spot that appears on the head or face of an animal. It's commonly associated with certain species such as horses, sheep, goats, and goats. The shape of the aknee is typically described as being very distinct from other spots on the body. The definition of "aknee" as a term in the Bible is not clear to me due to its unique context in the Old Testament and New Testament writings. However, it has been used metaphorically in biblical stories to symbolize certain characteristics or qualities found in the Bible itself. In the Bible, "aknee" appears frequently in connection with the character of Moses, who was depicted as having a small white aknee that could be seen from afar but had no effect on his actions. This imagery is often used as an allegory or metaphor for a person's inner qualities or character traits, which can sometimes be perceived but ultimately cannot be fully understood by those outside their circle. The specific meaning of the Aknee in the Bible was not made clear to me at the time I wrote this answer, and it might have been used as a symbol or metaphor differently depending on the context.

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