Definition: The term "Alopiidae" comes from the Greek, meaning "all of them." It's a family of spiders that are found in various parts of the world. Each member of this family has distinctive characteristics and is distinct from other members within the same order. Alopiidae is a very diverse group of spiders, comprising several major families, including: 1.

Hemipoda

- This family includes the most abundant spider in the world, the flying spider. 2.

Vimididae

- A smaller, less common family that primarily inhabits trees and shrubs for shelter and food. 3.

Oligopoda

- Some spiders that are known to be particularly venomous or deadly. 4.

Neridae

- This group includes the common spider known as the yellow-legged spider (also known as the red-eyed spider). 5.

Colobolata

- A family of spiders that can have multiple generations in captivity. Each member of this family has its unique abilities and is adapted to their specific habitat, which often involves some form of camouflage or other adaptations to protect themselves from predators.

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Definition: The term "apii" in the Bible refers to a man who was not part of God's assembly (Israel) but sought the glory, honor, and peace of God among his fellow Israelites. The Hebrew term "APII" has been interpreted as meaning "to seek" or "seeker," possibly a figurative expression indicating the importance of seeking God for guidance over one's life.

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Definition: The word "APIIN" in Hebrew means "Adept, Expert". It describes someone who possesses an advanced skill or knowledge. This term signifies a person with great expertise or proficiency within certain disciplines.

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Definition: 'Mpii' appears in the Bible as an idiom for "Moses and Aaron." It's a phrase referring to their union or fellowship with God, though it's unclear if they were married or had a child. The exact meaning varies from verse to verse. In some cases, it can be used to refer to a single person with multiple roles (as in the book of Ruth, where Esau and Jacob are married).

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Definition: The word "pii" means a very large or enormous quantity in ancient Greek culture. It was often used to refer to the number 100, which was considered a very small number. The term "pi" (π) is derived from this idea of using a single unit to represent all numbers. It's important to understand that π is an irrational number, meaning it cannot be expressed exactly as a decimal or fraction, but instead as a ratio between two whole numbers. This concept has been deeply influenced by ancient civilizations and has influenced modern mathematics and science.

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