Definition: In the Hebrew Bible, "alaund" appears several times but its exact meaning varies depending on the context in which it is used. It may be used to refer to a land or a people, or to indicate an action that was taken by a person. Here are some possible meanings and definitions of "alaund": - In the Hebrew Bible: - Used as a noun to refer to an individual or group (e.g., "the alunda of the Israelites"). - Used as an adjective in certain contexts, such as for a geographical feature (e.g., "an alunda of a mountain range"). The specific meanings and meanings vary widely depending on context. The exact meaning of this term is not explicitly mentioned in any one verse or passage but can be inferred from the usage it's used in. Please note that "alaund" is also an Old Testament word, and its meanings are often misunderstood because the Hebrew Bible does not have a well-documented dictionary of terms. However, with careful interpretation and understanding, it can be helpful to understand this term within the broader context of the biblical text.

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