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Other spellings: γράμματα
Notes: α, β, and γ, the first three letters of the Greek alphabet, are used as ordinal numbers (first, second, and third) in connection with the titles of books of the NT. See Domain 60 Number.; γράμμα[c] may also be classified as a derivative of γράφω to write (33.61: γράφω) and mean anything that is written; see 33.50: γράμμα.
Part of speech: noun, n.
Inflections: γράμμα; -τος
Related lemmas: γράφω
Semantic entry: 33.35
Semantic domains: Communication
Subdomains: Written Language
Definition: a letter of the Greek alphabet{N:001}
CO2 3:7: RV CO2 3:7 · LV CO2 3:7 · Read together CO2 3:7
GAL 6:11: RV GAL 6:11 · LV GAL 6:11 · Read together GAL 6:11
Semantic entry: 33.50
Semantic domains: Communication
Subdomains: Written Language
Definition: any kind of written document, whether in book or manuscript form, with focus upon the content
JHN 5:47: RV JHN 5:47 · LV JHN 5:47 · Read together JHN 5:47
ACT 28:21: RV ACT 28:21 · LV ACT 28:21 · Read together ACT 28:21
JHN: RV JHN 5:47 · LV JHN 5:47 · Read together JHN 5:47
ACT: RV ACT 28:21 · LV ACT 28:21 · Read together ACT 28:21
ROM: RV ROM 2:27 · RV ROM 2:29 · RV ROM 7:6 · LV ROM 2:27 · LV ROM 2:29 · LV ROM 7:6 · Read together ROM 2:27 · Read together ROM 2:29 · Read together ROM 7:6
CO2: RV CO2 3:6 · LV CO2 3:6 · Read together CO2 3:6
TI2: RV TI2 3:15 · LV TI2 3:15 · Read together TI2 3:15
Semantic entry: 6.63
Semantic domains: Artifacts
Subdomains: Instruments Used in Marking and Writing
Definition: an object containing writing addressed to one or more persons{N:002}
Notes: In some languages it may be necessary to try to distinguish between a letter as an object and a letter as content or message. In RV ACT 23:33 · LV ACT 23:33 · Read together ACT 23:33 the focus seems to be upon the letter as an object, not necessarily upon the contents of the document. In most contexts, however, it is impossible to distinguish between a letter as a material object and a letter as a message (see 33.48: ἐπιστολή).
Semantic entry: 33.39
Semantic domains: Communication
Subdomains: Written Language
Definition: a written statement of financial accounts, especially of debts
Notes: In place of the expression ‘here is your account,’ one may say ‘here is a list of what you owe.’
LUK 16:6: RV LUK 16:6 · LV LUK 16:6 · Read together LUK 16:6
Semantic entry: 27.21
Semantic domains: Learn
Subdomains: Learn
Definition: (pl; των n) the body of information acquired in school or from the study of writings
Notes: For a discussion of problems involved in translating RV JHN 7:15 · LV JHN 7:15 · Read together JHN 7:15, see μανθάνω[a] (27.12: μανθάνω).
Forms: γράμματα
JHN 7:15: RV JHN 7:15 · LV JHN 7:15 · Read together JHN 7:15