Definition: "Alfiona" in the New King James Version (KJV) can be translated as "Gladness," referring to joy, gladness, or contentment. The Bible does not have a direct definition for this term but it has been used metaphorically in various contexts to express something positive, joyful, and pleasant. For example, the Old Testament prophet Amos had many verses that describe God's favoring the poor, which is often translated as "alfa'iona." The phrase can be used figuratively or metaphorically, indicating a state of contentment or joy. In simpler terms, "alfa'ionai" suggests something pleasant, joyful, and hopeful.

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Definition: Fiona is a popular British sitcom, loosely based on real-life family life. It's about Fiona's (played by Rose Byrne) attempt to raise her 4-year-old son Ben with her husband, Mike (played by Tom Hiddleston), while dealing with their growing family and the challenges they face at home. The word "fiona" is a play on words from the Latin word for "woman," indicating Fiona's multifaceted nature as both mother and caregiver, and it also signifies an older sister who supports her younger brother.

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