Definition: The word "allogamy" in Hebrew is "al-hadashim", which means "a change in the number of generations between two individuals." This term refers to the practice or condition where a male mate mates with another female without producing offspring. In other words, if one male has a genetic daughter and the other male has a genetic son, then they will have more than two children, typically four. The definition is as follows: 1.

Mating

: The act of mating in sexual relationships. 2.

Genetic daughter

: A child born to a parent through their sperm or egg, who is not related to them genetically. 3.

Genetic son

: A child born to a parent through their sperm or egg, and is related to the person through genetic inheritance. 4.

Two daughters

: A pair of sons or daughters; each male produces a daughter and each female a son. 5.

Two sons

: A pair of daughters; each male produces a son and each female a daughter. It's worth noting that while this term is used in Hebrew, it has no direct biblical roots since it seems to be a metaphorical one as the Hebrew language doesn't contain any specific Hebrew words for 'male' or 'female'. However, this concept is found in many ancient and Christian texts and hymns, especially in early Christian literature.

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