Definition: In English, "Almsfolks" refers to a group or class of people who often receive charitable donations or gifts from others in need. They may be religious groups, individuals, or even families who seek to help those less fortunate. Here's a definition based on the KJV: The word "almsfolk" is defined as: 1. A group or class of individuals who often receive charitable donations or gifts from others in need. Often they are religious groups, individual members, or families that seek to aid those less fortunate. 2. The practice where a person donates money or goods to another person who has received such help. This can take many forms, including donating clothes to the needy, food for the hungry, or other necessities. The verse you cited describes this concept in detail: "And they shall give alms from among their earnings." In this context, almsfolk are individuals who seek to assist those less fortunate by giving freely and without expectation of payment.

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