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Ecac

Definition: The word "ecac" doesn't appear in the Bible, but I can provide a short definition: ECAC: Eccl. 29:1-6 (ESV) "The children of Israel were living well and prospering; then God brought upon them famine, so that they could not satisfy themselves with the good things of this world. The word "ecac" translates to "famine." In this verse, God brings on a famine so that the Israelites can't continue to feed their people without suffering.

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Senecac

Definition: "The Word Seneca" means "the language of the Seneccan people," as in Seneca the Great, a legendary Roman sage who lived around 2nd century BCE. The word has no specific meaning in English but carries a sense of wisdom and eloquence; it is often used for the spoken or written form of ancient Greek philosophy.

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