Definition: The English word "Albus" originally means "a kindred spirit or companion," as in a companion or relative. However, its meaning has evolved to encompass many meanings over time, including "the one who helps." The term is particularly used in connection with friendships, family members, and companionship. In the Bible, Albus is mentioned several times throughout the Old Testament (Matthew 17:5), where He is described as a source of comfort, inspiration, and support to Jesus. In other instances, "Albus" could be referred to as a person who "helps," especially in relation to one's spiritual growth or through relationships with others. The term is often used metaphorically in the Bible to represent someone who is present when we need them most, offering guidance or comfort where needed. In the New Testament, this sense of Albus is frequently referenced and emphasized as a means of helping others in ways that are both beneficial and comforting.

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