Definition: The term "algolagnic" appears to be a term or phrase that does not appear anywhere in the Bible. The term itself seems to refer to an ancient language, possibly Greek, which had some similarities with modern languages such as Hebrew and Aramaic, but it is unclear what specific meaning this may have. However, there are several possibilities for how "algolagnic" could be interpreted: 1. Ancient Greek: This phrase or term is sometimes used in reference to the ancient language known as ἔλγολανική (algolagnikē), which was a form of Greek that likely had some similarities with today's languages. 2. Hebrew: The word "Algolannic" could refer to either an early or late phase of the Hebrew language, possibly due to the use of certain ancient literary devices and motifs in the Old Testament. 3. Aramaic: This term is also used in connection with the Aramaic language, which was also known as ἔλγονική (algolannikē), a form of Semitic language that also had similarities to Hebrew and Greek. 4. Modern languages: It's possible that "algolagnic" is related to or derived from some other modern or ancient language, given the way it is often used in literary texts or descriptions of ancient cultures. Without more context, I can't definitively state a clear definition for "algolagnic". If you could provide me with additional details about the phrase or term, I would be glad to provide more specific information.

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