A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament

Abbott-Smith 1922 — scan section 129

Ec 3” (ar ni., ant), To 41°, Si 10?” 11 1974 3035 (3329), 1 Mac 390 *;] I. Prop., intrans., 1. of things, to be over and above the number (Hes.), hence, (a) to be or remain over: Mt 14*° 15°’, Lk 917, Jo 618; (4) to abound, be in abundance: Mk 1244, Lk 12) 214, Ac 165, Ro 37 515, 1 Co 15 8? 9", Phl1 26. 2. Of persons, (a) to abound in, have in abund- ance: 1 Co 14” 1558, Ph] 4% 18; ¢. gen., Lk 15! T; (0) to be superior or better, to excel: absol., 1 Co 3° 88; c. dat. ref., 11 Co 39; seq. év, Ro 1518, 1 Co 15°, 11 Co 3° 87, Col 27; padAov, 1 Th 44; wu. Kai p., Phi 19; adeiov, Mt 5°. II. In late writers (Lft., Notes, 48f.), trans., (a) to make to abound : c. acc. seq. «is, 11 Co 415 98, Eph 18; pass., Mt 13” 259; c. gen. rei, Lk 15!", WH; (0) to make to excel: c. acc. pers., dat. rei, 1 Th 3” (cf. irep-repiacevw).t SYN.: rdeovalw. tepioods, -7, -ov, [in LXX for 3M} and cogn. forms;] 1. more than sufficient, over and above, abundant: Jo 10", 11 Co 9}; ¢. gen. (a popular substitute for rAcwv, Bl, § 11, 3,), Mt 5°7; id. ce. ellips. gen., ib.47 (EV, more than others ; but v. infr.); é« wepioood, Mk 6°51, Rec., T. (on iép éx 7., V.8. imepexrepisood). Compar. neut., -drepor : Lk 124 48; c. gen., Mk 12%%; adverbially (cf. repiccds), more abund- antly, 11 Co 108, He 6” 7°; c. gen., 7. ravrwy, 1 Co 15"; pleonast., pardrov m., Mk 776 2. owt of the common, pre-eminent, superior : 358 MANUAL GREEK LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT Mt 547 (Thayer, s.v., but v. supr.); 76 z., as subst., Ro 3!; compar., -drepos, c. gen., Mt 11°, Lk 776; c. subst., Mk 124°, Lk 2047, 1 Co 127% 24, 1 Co 27.+ TEpLoasTEpoY, -wWs, V.8. TEpiagas. mepioods, adv. (repicods), [in LXX: Ps 30 (31) (amy), Da TH 7719 89 (ASM, IM), u Mac 87 124 A*;] beyond measure, ex- ceedingly, abundantly: Mt 27%, Mk 106 1514, Ac 26". Compar., (a) wepioodtepov (v.s. repuraos) ; (b) mepisootépws : 11 Co 1 24 715 118, Ga 14) ;Phl 14) 1th: 2") He 2! 1319; 2. uaddov, 1 ‘Co: 7; opp. “to yTTov, 1 Co 12%.+ mepiotepd, -as, 7, [in LXX chiefly for M375] a dove: Mt 3! 101° Da Wit to Tak 924 322" Jo 182 Oi: 16-4, mept-réuvw, [in LXX chiefly for 539;] (Ion., Epic. and late writers), to cut arownd (Hat.), hence, to circumcise (7. 7a aidota, Hat.) : Lk 15° 271, Jo 722, Ac 78 15° 163 2121, Pass. and mid., to be circumcised, receive circumcision: Ac 151, 1 Co 718, Ga 23 573 61418, Metaph. (cf. De 1016, Je 44, al.), Col 2" (v. Deiss., BS, 151 f.; MM, xix).t trept-rlOyur, [in LXX for JM3, ow, etc.;] to place or put around : c. acc. et dat., Mt 213 2748, Mk 12! 156, Jo 199; of garments, etc., to put on: Mt 2778 Mk 15!” (Si 6%). Metaph., like zepiBadro, to bestow, confer (Thuce., al., Es 17°): 1 Co 1278.t tmept-rouyn, -7s, 7) (<Crepiréuvw), [in LXX: Ge 17, Hx 4%, 26 (510 ni., mb), Je 111° * 5] circumcision ; (a) of the rite itself : Jo 7%, Ac 78, Ro 44, Ga 5", Phi 35; (0) of the state of circumcision: Ro 275-8 31, 1 Co 7!9, Ga 5® 61, Col 84; ev x. dv, Ro 41; (c) by meton., ow. = ol tepitpnbevtes, the circumcised: Ro 3% 4% 158, Ga 279, Eph 2"; of é ris 7., of Jews, Ro 4; of Jewish Christians, Ac 11’, Ga 2, Tit 11°; of ek w. morroi, Ac 104°; of dvres ex ., Col 44. Metaph., Ro 279, Col 2", Phi 33.+ ** repi-tpémw, [in LXX: Wi 5**;] to turn about, turn: ce. ace. et dat., Ac 26%4 (cf. FIJ, Ant., ix, 4, 4).t mept-tpéxw, [in LXX: Am 8", Je 5! (wrw pil.) *;] to run about : c. ace. loc., Mk 6°5.+ mept-pépw, [in LXX: Ee 78 (555 po.), al.;] to carry about: Mk 6°°, 11 Co 4°, ~=Pass., metaph.: Eph 414+ ** tepi-ppovéw, -O, [in LXX: tv Mac 6° 14'*;] 1. to examine on all sides, consider carefully (Aristoph.). 2. = trepppovéw, to have thoughts ‘beyond, to despise (Thuc., Plut., al.; tv Mae, ll. c.): Tit 21.+ tept-xwpos, -ov, [in LXX: chiefly () 7.) for 13353] rownd about, neighbouring (Dem., Plut., al.). In LXX and NT, as subst., 7 7. (sc. yn), the region round about: Mt 14%, Mk 1°8, Lk 41487 717 837, Ac 14°; % x. rod "Iopdavov, Lk 3%; by meton. for the people of the same region, Mt 3°.t **+t repi-npa, -tos, TO (<< repupaw, to wipe off all rownd), [in LXX: MANUAL GREEK LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT 359 To 5'8*;] that which is wiped off, offscowring: metaph. (assoc. with mepxd0appya, q.v.), I Co 4% (and so prob., To, le., as EV; but v. Thayer, s.v., for the meaning expiation, ransom, in To; and cf. LS, 8.v. xaGappa; Lft., Notes, 200 f., and on Ign., Hph., 8).+ *t weprrepevopat (< zéprepos, vainglorious), to boast or vawnt oneself : I Co 13¢ (elsewh. only in Antonin. ; vy. Abbott, Essays, 87).+ Nepots, -id0s, 7, Persis: Ro 16%,+ *t wépuot, adv. (<zépas), last year, a year ago: dmb wr. (as in 7., V Deiss., BS, 221; LAH, 70), 11 Co 81° 92,+ metdopar, [in LXX: De 4!7*;] false form of zordoua, poét., frequentat. of wérowa (Aristoph., al.), Rec. for réropuac (q.v., cf. Veitch, 8.V.). tetewds, -7, -6v (<( rérouat), [in LXX chiefly for piv ;] in trag., Ton. and late writers, winged, flying ; as subst., ro ., a winged fowl, a bird: pl., Mt 676 870 134 32, Mk 4432, Lk 85 958 1974 1319 Ac 102, 116, Ro 173, Ja, 37.+ méropat, [in LXX chiefly for pry;] to fly: Re 47 8'5 1214 146 19!” (Rec. weraopa, q.v.).t métpa, -as, 4, [in LXX chiefly for yp , ¥;] a rock, i.e. a mass of live rock as distinct from zérpos, a detached stone or boulder: Mt 774,25 21751, 60, Mk 1546, Lk 648 85:13; of a hollow rock, a cave, Re 61516 (cf. Is 21°, al.). Metaph., Mt 16!8 (on the meaning, v. Hort, Ecel., 16 ff., but cf. also ICC, in 1.), 1 Co 104; = zérpos, Ro 938, 1 Pe 28 (LXX).t+ Nérpos, -ov, 6 (i.e. a stone, v.8. mérpa, Kydpas), Simon Peter, the Apostle: Mt 4!§ 102, Mk 316, Lk 58, Jo 14143, al. * wetpédns, -es (<< rérpa, «idos), rock-like, rocky, stony: 16, ra 7., of shallow soil with underlying rock, Mt 13° 2°, Mk 4% 16,+ * wyyavoy, -ov, 76, rue: Lk 1142,+ my), -7s, 7, [in LXX chiefly for py, also for 7pQ, etc.;] a spring, fountain: Ja 3", 1 Pe 2!"; +. iddrwv, Re 81° 147 164; of a well fed by a spring, Jo 4°; x. rod aiwaros, of a flow of blood, Mk 59; metaph., Jo 44, Re 717 216+ myyvupt, [in LXX chiefly for 73, also for ypn, etc.;] to make fast, to fix; of tents, to pitch + He 8? (cf. rpoo-mriyvypn).t * wn dSdduov, -ov, 76 (<< 1ndds, the blade of an oar), a rudder: Ja 34; pl., Ac 2749+ mAlkos, -y, -ov, [in LXX: Za 22 (mpd), Iv Mac 15%*;] interrog., how large, how great? (prop., of magnitude, as zdaos of quantity): in exclamations, = 7#Alkos (v. Bl., § 51, 4), Ga 64; of personal greatness, He 74.t més, ov, 6, [in LXX chiefly for "An, wr;] 1. clay, as used by a potter: Ro 97! (cf. Is 2916, al.). 2. = BopBopos, wet clay, mud: Jo 96 1, 14, 15 + ¥* wypa, -as, 7, [In LXX: Jth 105 13!%15*;) @ leathern pouch for 360 MANUAL GREEK LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT victuals, etc., a wallet (Deiss. thinks an alms-bag, v. LAE, 108 ff.): Mt 10, Mk 68, Lk 9% 104 2235, 36+ mhxus, -ews, gen. pl., -dy (for Att. -ewy, v. WH, App., 157; Thackeray, Gr., 151; Deiss., BS, 158), [in LXX chiefly and freq. for Man ;] 1. the forearm (Hom.). 2. As a measure of length, a cubit: Mt 677, Lk 12%, Jo 218, Re 2117.+ mdtw (cf. MGr. mivw; v. Kennedy, Sowrces, 155), Doric and late Att. for me{w in its later senses; [in LXX: Ca 2% (smn), Si 2371* 5] 1. to lay hold of: Ac 37 (Theocr.). 2. to take, capture, apprehend : Jo (3% 2 44 820 1039 1157 213,10, Ac 124, m1 Co 11*, Re 197° (v. MM, xx).t métw, [in LXX: Mi 6% (4747)*;] 1. to press, press down or to- gether: Lk 6% (cl). 2. Later, to seize (v.s. rutgw).t ¥* mBavodoyia, -as, 7 (<(miaves, persuasive, plausible), in cl. (Plat), the wse of probable arguments, as opp. to demonstration (drddeéis) ; hence, persuasive speech : Col 24 (v. ICC, in 1.).t mds, V.S. 7eiGos. mexpaivw (<(mxpds), [in LXX for 77, XP, etc.;] to make bitter: Re 10°; pass., ib. 8% 101°; metaph., to embitter (UXX): pass., seq. zpds, Col 39.t mxpia, -as, (<(mxpds), [in LXX chiefly for "9, MA and