Definition: The word "oldenburg" comes from Old High German. It means "old town," referring to a fortified city or a place that once was a major trading center, but today is largely abandoned. In the Bible, it refers to an old neighborhood in Germany known for its fortifications and trade, where King David built his royal palace. The word describes an older part of the city, with stone walls and defensive towers that served as defense against attacks by invading armies.
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