Definition: Arrack, in the Bible, refers to a type of fermented dairy product made by fermenting cow or goat milk with rice flour, salt, and water, traditionally used as an appetizer or drink. It's often served with bread. The term comes from Greek 'arch' (a word that means "bread") + 'kareo', meaning 'to ferment,' a process of mixing liquids through heat.
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