UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: adjc.

Inflections: αὐθάδης; -ες

Constructions: αὐθάδης; αὐτός; ἡδονή

Sense 1: arrogant, self-willed

Semantic entry: 88.206

Semantic domains: Moral and Ethical Qualities and Related Behavior

Subdomains: Arrogance, Haughtiness, Pride

Definition: pertaining to being arrogant as the result of self-will and stubbornness

Notes: In a number of languages ‘arrogant’ may be expressed as ‘thinking one is so much better than everyone else’ or ‘always looking down on other people’ or ‘always saying, I am better.’

TIT 1:7: RV TIT 1:7 · LV TIT 1:7 · Read together TIT 1:7

Show passage in OET

OET-RV TIT 1:7

7 Any overseer in the assembly as a manager working for God must have a clean record, not be self-centred, not be quick to get angry, not addicted to wine, not a bully, and not greedy,

OET-LV TIT 1:7

7 For/Because it _is _fitting the overseer to _be unindictable as a_manager of_god, not self-willed, not easily _angered, not winebibbing, not a_bully, not greedy,

PE2 2:10: RV PE2 2:10 · LV PE2 2:10 · Read together PE2 2:10

Show passage in OET

OET-RV PE2 2:10

10 especially those who follow their fleshly lusts that defile themselves and despise his being master over us.
¶ Those bold, self-willed people don’t worry about insulting the glorious ones,

OET-LV PE2 2:10

10 and most _of _all the ones pursuing after the_flesh in the_lusts of _defilement, and despising of _mastership.
Darers self-willed, they _are_ not _trembling slandering at _glories,

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

αὐθάδης

Form 1

Sense 1: arrogant, self-willed