Definition: The word "alumiferous" in the KJV Bible is translated to Hebrew as "tamarisk," which was a type of wood used for furniture. It means "wood that has been prepared for use or preparation for making." In this context, it refers to wood that is made from tamarisk wood. The word "alumiferous" can also be used in other contexts and translations to describe various substances. For example: - The Greek translation of the word "tamarisk" translates it as "metaphysis," which means a type of stone. - In English, "alumiferous" can refer to any substance that is durable or resistant to corrosion. The phrase "wood that has been prepared for use" in this context would likely be translated to: "wood from a tamarisk wood," reflecting the quality and durability of the tamarisk wood used for furniture.
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