Definition: The word "udevdiv" in the Bible likely means to split or divide something into equal parts, as in dividing it among several people. Its Hebrew meaning translates to "to divide." This term has many meanings in various cultures throughout history. For example, in Jewish culture, "udviv" refers to a large group of people divided into sectors for farming, while "udvah" or "udvav" describes the division of land among several families. In Christianity, "udviv" is often translated as "dividing up," and it signifies distributing an item, especially in a social context. For instance, if someone brings something to church where there are three parts to share, they would divide it into halves for the congregation to distribute among themselves.
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