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Definition: The word 'Amnionata' in the Bible refers to a woman's body when she conceived, which was considered holy ground by ancient Christians. The term implies divine protection and fertility during this time. The exact context varies across different versions of the Bible and can vary slightly from one text to another.
Definition: The word "Ananmionata" appears in Greek and Hebrew scriptures, referring to a type of sacred writing made from animal hide or fat. It was traditionally used in Christian worship as a way to preserve prayers that could otherwise be lost in translation by chance. In more recent times, it is sometimes seen as an ancient form of communication that's been preserved through the ages.
Definition: Amnion is a term in Christian theology that refers to the union or bond between God and his creation, where Christ's humanity, bloodline, and divinity are co-equal and interdependent. It signifies an unbreakable connection between God and His creatures, symbolizing the unity of God and man as one indivisible whole.
Definition: The Hebrew word for "amniosis" (also spelled as "amnophobia") comes from a Greek verb meaning to be afraid, fear, or to have anxiety. It describes how people feel when they are exposed to certain stimuli such as loud noises, bright lights, or even small children around them. Amandion is defined as a fear of being alone in the world, especially with strangers. People often describe their inability to trust others due to a sense of amniosis. This can manifest in various ways, including feelings of anxiety and unease, difficulty in forming close relationships, and a general sense of insecurity or vulnerability. The term "amnophobia" is used primarily in contexts where the individual experiencing fear or an overwhelming sense of unease is known as "anomalous." It's also often applied to individuals who are unable to form intimate bonds with others due to their feelings of amniosis.
Definition: Amnionia is a term in Christian theology used to refer specifically to an egg that contains the blood of a virgin's womb, as it was believed by early Christians that the Virgin Mary bore Jesus Christ out of this egg. It signifies the significance of Mary's identity and role within the life story of Jesus. The term typically comes from the Latin word "amnion," which means "empty" or "unfilled."
Definition: Amniotic is a Latin term meaning "from the womb." It describes a tissue found in the membranes surrounding the fetus during pregnancy, primarily lining the uterus and umbilical cord, which carries oxygenated blood to the baby's body. The term is related to the amniotic fluid produced by the mother during her pregnancy, which contains fetal cells.
Definition: Anmions were female menstrual cups used by ancient Egyptians. They were made of clay, with a hole on the bottom for insertion, to prevent leaking and often symbolized childbirth. Their function was to hold water during menstruation for hydration.
Definition: The word "anamnionic" comes from Greek and means "infulgent." It's a term used to describe someone who has been in contact with many people but had not yet experienced a disease or illness firsthand, thereby being unwell in their own way. The term was originally associated with the Bible and refers to people who have experienced a variety of diseases or illnesses during their lifetime.