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Definition: The word 'areole' has no direct biblical reference in the Hebrew Bible, but it's believed to be a term for the female reproductive organ associated with the vagina or vulva. In the Old Testament, Mary's womb was described as being "a areole" (meaning the part of the womb), which indicates this is not specifically mentioned by God, but rather a metaphorical reference to Mary's pregnancy.
Definition: The Greek word 'areoles' means "fingers" in English, referring to the fingers used for eating or writing. It describes a finger that has been partially severed from its normal structure but still holds a pencil or pen as it was before surgery, thus preserving some function intact. This concept is significant in biblical narratives and interpretations of human anatomy and postoperative functions.
Definition: "Areolae" in Greek means "cords." It's a term used to describe skin or other tissue that is surrounded by a protective layer or lining, which helps protect it from external elements and infections. The word comes from Latin "areos" meaning "layer" and "lata," which means "coat."