Definition: The word "almadie" in Hebrew, as it appears in the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV), is translated as "sacrifice." It means to offer a sacrifice or sacrifice offering before God. In Jewish context, sacrifices are often used to express the joy of offerings to God. The Yiddish word for this concept is "schmi", which means "joy" in Hebrew. This word can be translated as "sacrifice." The precise meaning and context of the term 'almadie' vary among different interpretations based on Jewish tradition, but it's generally understood that it refers to an act of worship or sacrifice performed by a Jew before God in the presence of priests or rabbis. In the context of modern Hebrew, "almadie" is often translated as "holy offering." This term can also be used metaphorically to describe a religious practice or action.

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