Definition: In Greek, "cat" means "four legs." In English, "cat" has three distinct meanings: 1.

Cat (noun)

: A small carnivorous mammal native to Europe. 2.

Cat (verb)

: To kill or torture; to be cruelly treated. 3.

Cat (adjective)

: Withered. The word "cat3" is a shortened version of the Greek root "katēr," which translates from Latin to English as "three legs." Here's a detailed definition in English: 1. Three Legs: This word has three distinct meanings: - 1. In Greek, it refers to a small carnivorous mammal. - 2. The verb "cat" means "to kill or torture," similar to the Old Testament commandment for killing the calf and its parts ("the young animal"). - 3. An adjective that describes something withered. Example usage from the Bible: The Hebrews went into the wilderness, and they did not go back again. "3" refers to the three parts of an animal withered in the wilderness (Leviticus 19:28).

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Definition: "Patience" in Hebrew means "a delay." This term has multiple meanings depending on context. For example, in Judaism, it signifies a long wait, especially for an important matter or person. In Greek philosophy, patience could be described as "the long patience required by many men to acquire knowledge and understanding."

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