Definition: The English translation "ambients" is a term used in ancient Near Eastern, Christian, and Islamic texts. It means "surroundings," "environment," or "place." The precise meaning varies from text to text. In Greek, "ambiente" meant "environment" ("economy of the state"), while in Hebrew, "ambiente" translates as "climate." In Latin, it comes from the verb "amnesiar," which means "to perceive the world." The term "ambients" is often used in a metaphorical sense to describe the conditions or surroundings surrounding something. For example: - The Greek poet Plutarch describes how people were surrounded by the sea in ancient Greece. - In medieval literature, "Amberham," "the Amberham Abbey," and "Amberham's Abbey" are towns located in England. This usage of "ambients" indicates that its meaning can vary widely depending on cultural context and source. The exact definition depends on the particular text or author who employs it.

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