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Koine Greek wordlink #87429

SR GNT Acts 7:20 ἀστεῖος (asteios) ‘Mōsaʸs/(Mosheh) and he was beautiful to god who was brought_up’ Strongs=7910 Lemma=asteios
Word role=substantive adjective case=nominative gender=masculine number=singular

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Only use of identical word form ἀστεῖος (S-NMS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘ἀστεῖος’ (S-NMS) is always and only glossed as ‘beautiful’.

Greek words (5) other than ἀστεῖος (S-NMS) with a gloss related to ‘beautiful’

MAT 13:45 καλοὺς (kalous) A-AMP Lemma=kalos ‘to a man merchant seeking beautiful pearls’ SR GNT Mat 13:45 word 11

MAT 23:27 ὡραῖοι (hōraioi) S-NMP Lemma=hōraios ‘outwardly on_one_hand are appearing beautiful inside on_the_other_hand they are being_full’ SR GNT Mat 23:27 word 19

MAT 26:10 καλὸν (kalon) A-ANS Lemma=kalos ‘women a work for beautiful she did to me’ SR GNT Mat 26:10 word 14

ROM 10:15 ὡραῖοι (hōraioi) S-NMP Lemma=hōraios ‘as it has_been written how beautiful are the feet of the ones’ SR GNT Rom 10:15 word 13

HEB 11:23 ἀστεῖον (asteion) S-ANS ‘of him because they saw beautiful the little_child was and’ SR GNT Heb 11:23 word 14

Key: A=adjective S=substantive adjective AMP=accusative,masculine,plural ANS=accusative,neuter,singular NMP=nominative,masculine,plural NMS=nominative,masculine,singular