ἀρήν

The Greek word ἀρήν (arēn) has a simple definition - "lamb." Its semantic domain indicates that it belongs to the category of "Animals & Creatures." Given its definition and limited occurrence in the Bible (just one), it's likely that ἀρήν is used to denote a specific instance of a lamb, rather than a general reference to lamb-like animals. The significance of this word, based solely on its definition and usage data, would be to identify a particular young sheep, often associated with the context of sacrifice or an offering. The fact that it's used only once in the Bible suggests that it serves a specific narrative or symbolic purpose in the passage where it appears. Further analysis would be necessary to understand the full significance of this word in its context.

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