Definition: In Greek, "aquae" means "lake". It's a proper noun for a lake in the Bible. The word has multiple meanings depending on its context. In some places, it refers to a body of water or body of water that flows into another body of water, often considered an aquatic ecosystem. For example: 1.

Aquarium

- A place where plants and animals grow together. 2.

Aqueduct

- A long pipe used for transportation or water distribution. 3.

Aquatine

- A type of milk that is made from a live animal's skin. 4.

Aquatic

- Having an aquatic life, or having an aquatic environment. In other languages and cultures, the word "aquae" can mean something different.

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Definition: The word "aquaemanale" means "the source of an ocean or a river flowing directly into it." It's used in biblical reference to a person who was the source of a river flowing into a deep, narrow valley. The verse from the Bible where it is mentioned is found in 1 Samuel 26:4, which says: "And David said unto him, Therefore, therefore I will put thy name above my own name and thou shalt be called Aquamanale."

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Definition: Aquaemanalia (literally, "man's love"): a term used to describe the sexual attraction or passion between a man and a woman in biblical times. It was seen as an ideal union.

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