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Definition: Argente means "lighted" or "lamp." In Greek, it translates to 'phthalamion,' a musical instrument used in ancient sacrifices as an incantation. Light is essential for ceremonies to be performed with great beauty. The 'light' in Argente is often associated with the light of a sun-glow, which signifies purity and divine presence.
Definition: The Hebrew term "allargando" appears in the Old Testament to mean "to make excessive, or to be too much." It's used figuratively to describe a great measure (a large amount) that exceeds what is necessary for the purpose or situation. In this sense, "allargando" has the same meaning as "overdoing" when referring to excess in abundance. The precise definition of "allargando" varies within the Bible because its meaning can be understood and applied differently by different Jewish communities, especially during times of rebellion or oppression against the Israelites. However, it is often translated as "too much," "much excess," or "inordinate." In simpler terms: when someone goes overboard or is too extravagant, they're making an excessive amount or quantity that exceeds what's necessary or proper for the situation.
Definition: The Hebrew word for "argan" means "flower" in Yiddish, which translates to "hay". The Yiddish word for "hay" also has a connection with "grass" in English, so it's common to mix them together as in the Yiddish phrase "hay hay."
Definition: In Greek mythology, "Aragon" refers to a god of war. Argand, however, signifies a complex term referring to a type of chemical compound known as carbon tetrachloride or simply "carbon tetrachloride." Carbon tetrachloride is a colorless gas that can be formed with the help of sunlight and heat; it has significant applications in the field of electronics.
Definition: The word "argan" comes from a Greek root meaning to bend or to twist, referring to the shape of an arrow, especially one used for hunting or shooting arrows with.