Definition: Zork Mid refers to a term in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, which was used as an expression for the divine or sacred part of the body. The term appears in several contexts within the Book of Exodus (Exodus 15:3-8) and is often translated as "the third finger". In this context, it refers to a person's left hand, symbolizing their spiritual connection to God or the divine realm.
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