Definition: "Harpo," literally meaning a "fellow," is not commonly used in English, though often found in Yoruba traditions. The term has two meanings: 1.

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- a group of men gathered together to talk or debate. In Yoruba culture, they might also be referred to as the "harpo" in the Igbo language (Yoruba). Harpo was associated with various tribes and communities throughout Africa. 2.

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- a term used to describe an individual or group of people who work together for a common purpose. In Yoruba, it is often used as a metaphor for a community that operates efficiently without any division or conflict. In the Bible, "harpo" was likely used to refer to the Israelites when they were gathered together under God's direction. It could also be a general term for people who work in groups.

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Definition: The word 'harpoon' refers to a type of fishing spear or rod used for catching fish, often attached to a hook that is fastened to an ax. It's also known as a bow-and-whip, but in this context it's typically used in a fishing scenario where the arrow hits the bait and breaks it apart.

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