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Notes: It is possible that χείρ[c], βραχίων[a], and δάκτυλος[b] in the figurative sense of power of an individual differ somewhat in meaning one from the other, but it is impossible to determine this on the basis of existing contexts.
Part of speech: noun, m.
Inflections: βραχίων; -ονος
Related lemmas: βραχύς
Semantic entry: 76.3
Semantic domains: Power, Force
Definition: (a figurative extension of meaning of βραχίων ‘arm,’ not occurring in the NT) power as an expression of the activity of a person or supernatural being{N:001}
Notes: In some languages there is no abstract term for ‘power.’ The equivalent of doing something by the power of someone is ‘someone makes it possible to do’ or, in a figurative sense, ‘someone gives strength to do.’
LUK 1:51: RV LUK 1:51 · LV LUK 1:51 · Read together LUK 1:51
Semantic entry: 76.5
Semantic domains: Power, Force
Definition: (an idiom, literally: exalted arm, or: lifted up arm) great power, with the implication of an exalted quality
Collocations: βραχίων ὑψηλός