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Definition: The word "AT1700" does not have a standard meaning in English or biblical contexts as it refers to a specific event, likely related to Jewish history, rather than a well-defined word or phrase from a scripture text. This term is most often used in connection with historical events or records and has no biblical reference.
Definition: "AT1720" is a term from the Bible, referring to an unspecified "highly honored guest." It signifies a place or a state that is highly esteemed and favored by God. In this context, it suggests a high-ranking authority, such as an emperor or a king, who has been granted special privileges, like being welcomed with honor and respect by those in power.
Definition: "Chicka-chicka-wheezin", in Christian mythology, refers to an angel named Cagita, who was turned into a chicken by a serpent during a battle with demons in heaven. The term "CAGCAT10" signifies her transformation from human to bird-like creature.
Definition: The word "Wat1" comes from the ancient Greek, meaning "a man's hand." It was first used in Egypt to denote an individual's hands, possibly related to the concept of a family or household. The word has also been translated into other languages such as French and Italian, often with its original meaning.
Definition: Amcat1 refers to an abbreviation that is used in the Bible when referring to the Hebrew name of Jesus Christ. It was originally a shortened form of "Ameichiel," which means "Jew" or "Jehovah," hence the Hebrew name, Amcat. This term was later given by Josephus and later on adopted by Jewish scholars. The abbreviation is used in various contexts where it's important to remember that the full name should always be followed by '1.'
Definition: At1, a term in Greek mythology, refers to the sun's highest point, believed to be the point directly above the horizon, at sunrise and sunset. It was commonly associated with fertility and prosperity, often depicted as an animal or deity wearing a crown (a "sorion" or "sun-gem") to represent its significance. At1 is also often linked with the gods of the underworld and the afterlife, indicating a connection between the living and the dead, as well as the transition between existence and death.
Definition: The word "casat1" is a term used in Greek mythology to refer to a powerful creature that appeared to the gods during the Great Flood, consuming them with its teeth until only its jaws remained. It was later described as being called a "twin beast" by various sources, which is why it is sometimes translated as "two-headed beast." The word comes from the Greek root "kata-" which means "to devour," and "stis-," which is an adjective meaning "a creature with a large head or body."
Definition: "Cat1" in the Bible refers to a person who was not born into a family or social hierarchy, but instead was chosen for divine purpose due to their unusual talents or abilities. The term was used metaphorically to indicate those who were chosen by God for special purposes, often serving as messengers of his will.
Definition: The word 'cat123' is a joke term often used to describe a person who keeps sending cat memes. The exact definition varies depending on context, but generally it's about a cat whose jokes are always funny and relevant to a particular subject or situation.