Definitions
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- noun valuable fiber plant of East Indies now widespread in cultivation
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Examples
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Then, contrary to Naomi’s assurance, she tells Boaz what to do: “Spread your wing [kanaf, translated “cloak” in the NRSV] over your servant, for you are next-of-kin.”
Ruth: Bible. 2009
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