UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Notes: Note the overlap between αὐτός[b] (92.11: αὐτός) and αὐτός[c] (92.37: αὐτός). αὐτός[c] serves essentially as a reference to the third person, both singular and plural, and only in the nominative form does it carry emphasis. This could very well be classified as an instance of αὐτός[c]. In the oblique cases there is no such emphasis. On the other hand, αὐτός[c] may be an adjunct to any lexical item in an oblique case and, as such, carries emphasis.

Form 2

Part of speech: pprs.

Inflections: αὐτός; -ή, -ό

Sense 1: he, him, she, her, it, they, them

Semantic entry: 92.11

Semantic domains: Discourse Referentials

Subdomains: Whom or What Spoken or Written About

Definition: a reference to a definite person or persons spoken or written about (with an added feature of emphasis in the nominative forms)

MAT 1:2: RV MAT 1:2 · LV MAT 1:2 · Read together MAT 1:2

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2 Avraham was the father of Yitshak (Isaac), Yitshak the father of Ya’akov (Jacob; Grk. Yakob), Ya’akov the father of Yehudah (Judah; Grk. Yudas) and his brothers.

OET-LV MAT 1:2

2 Abraʼam bore the Isaʼak/(Yiʦḩāq), and Isaʼak bore the Yakōb/(Yaˊₐqoⱱ), and Yakōb bore the Youda/(Yəhūdāh) and the brothers of _him,

MAT 1:11: RV MAT 1:11 · LV MAT 1:11 · Read together MAT 1:11

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11 Yoshiyah was the father of Yekaneyah (Grk. Yekonias) and his brothers, when they were deported to Bavel (Babylon; Grk. Babulon).

OET-LV MAT 1:11

11 and Yōsias bore the Yeⱪonias/(Yəkon^yāh) and the brothers of _him during the deportation to_Babulōn/(Bāⱱel?
).

All 3,230 recorded passages for this sense

TH2: RV TH2 1:7 · RV TH2 1:9–10 · RV TH2 1:12 · RV TH2 2:1 · RV TH2 2:6 · RV TH2 2:8 · RV TH2 2:11 · RV TH2 3:14 · RV TH2 3:16 · LV TH2 1:7 · LV TH2 1:9–10 · LV TH2 1:12 · LV TH2 2:1 · LV TH2 2:6 · LV TH2 2:8 · LV TH2 2:11 · LV TH2 3:14 · LV TH2 3:16 · Read together TH2 1:7 · Read together TH2 1:9–10 · Read together TH2 1:12 · Read together TH2 2:1 · Read together TH2 2:6 · Read together TH2 2:8 · Read together TH2 2:11 · Read together TH2 3:14 · Read together TH2 3:16

TI1: RV TI1 1:8 · RV TI1 1:16 · RV TI1 1:18 · RV TI1 4:16 · RV TI1 5:16 · RV TI1 5:18 · LV TI1 1:8 · LV TI1 1:16 · LV TI1 1:18 · LV TI1 4:16 · LV TI1 5:16 · LV TI1 5:18 · Read together TI1 1:8 · Read together TI1 1:16 · Read together TI1 1:18 · Read together TI1 4:16 · Read together TI1 5:16 · Read together TI1 5:18

TIT: RV TIT 1:3 · RV TIT 1:12–13 · RV TIT 1:15 · RV TIT 3:1 · RV TIT 3:5 · RV TIT 3:13 · LV TIT 1:3 · LV TIT 1:12–13 · LV TIT 1:15 · LV TIT 3:1 · LV TIT 3:5 · LV TIT 3:13 · Read together TIT 1:3 · Read together TIT 1:12–13 · Read together TIT 1:15 · Read together TIT 3:1 · Read together TIT 3:5 · Read together TIT 3:13

PHM: RV PHM 1:12 · RV PHM 1:15 · RV PHM 1:17 · LV PHM 1:12 · LV PHM 1:15 · LV PHM 1:17 · Read together PHM 1:12 · Read together PHM 1:15 · Read together PHM 1:17

Sense 2: -self, -selves (for example, myself, yourself, yourselves, ourselves, himself, herself, itself, themselves)

Semantic entry: 92.37

Semantic domains: Discourse Referentials

Subdomains: Emphatic Adjunct

Definition: a marker of emphasis by calling attention to the distinctiveness of the lexical item with which it occurs (used for all persons, genders, and numbers){N:001}

MAT 3:4: RV MAT 3:4 · LV MAT 3:4 · Read together MAT 3:4

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