Definition: Anfeeld was a Hebrew name, meaning "son of Nebuchadnezzar" in Greek, referring to the king of Babylon during the Babylonian Empire. The name means "son of Nebaioth," which likely referred to the god Nebuchadnezzar's son. The word appears several times in ancient literature, including in various passages from the Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament, suggesting it was a common term. It is significant for understanding who or what was at the center of that particular event.
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