Definition: "Fact": a factually accurate statement, often used in religious texts or historical records to affirm one's beliefs. "The Definition": "Fctun1 is an ancient Greek term meaning "true," referring to a precise, unambiguous, and verifiable statement. It was commonly used in religious texts and has been interpreted by scholars as reflecting the concept of truthfulness or certainty." "Usage Examples": In Greek mythology, when Hermes (a messenger from God) tells him that Zeus is hiding behind a rock and that he should look for his treasure in it, Fctun1 translates as "Zeus hid behind the rock." It was also used to describe a statement that is true but not widely accepted, like in the story of Jason and the Argonauts.