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Notes: γάμος[a] differs in meaning from γαμέω and γαμίζω[a] (34.66: γαμέω / 34.66: γαμίζω) in denoting the state of being married and not simply the act of entering into a marriage relation.; Though the meaning of νυμφών and γάμος[c] in RV MAT 22:10 · LV MAT 22:10 · Read together MAT 22:10 is basically the same, νυμφών may still carry semantic associations relating to the bride, while γάμος[c] may have semantic associations which point more specifically to the celebration of a wedding.
Part of speech: noun, m.
Inflections: γάμος; -ου
Related lemmas: γαμέω
Semantic entry: 34.67
Semantic domains: Association
Subdomains: Marriage, Divorce
Definition: the state of being married{N:001}
HEB 13:4: RV HEB 13:4 · LV HEB 13:4 · Read together HEB 13:4
Semantic entry: 34.68
Semantic domains: Association
Subdomains: Marriage, Divorce
Definition: the ceremony associated with becoming married
MAT 22:2: RV MAT 22:2 · LV MAT 22:2 · Read together MAT 22:2
MAT 22:3: RV MAT 22:3 · LV MAT 22:3 · Read together MAT 22:3
MAT: RV MAT 22:2–4 · RV MAT 22:8–12 · RV MAT 25:10 · LV MAT 22:2–4 · LV MAT 22:8–12 · LV MAT 25:10 · Read together MAT 22:2–4 · Read together MAT 22:8–12 · Read together MAT 25:10
LUK: RV LUK 12:36 · RV LUK 14:8 · LV LUK 12:36 · LV LUK 14:8 · Read together LUK 12:36 · Read together LUK 14:8
JHN: RV JHN 2:1–2 · LV JHN 2:1–2 · Read together JHN 2:1–2
HEB: RV HEB 13:4 · LV HEB 13:4 · Read together HEB 13:4
REV: RV REV 19:7 · RV REV 19:9 · LV REV 19:7 · LV REV 19:9 · Read together REV 19:7 · Read together REV 19:9
Semantic entry: 7.34
Semantic domains: Constructions
Subdomains: Parts and Areas of Buildings
Definition: a relatively large room, often serving as a place for a wedding
Notes: In RV MAT 22:10 · LV MAT 22:10 · Read together MAT 22:10 a number of manuscripts read νυμφών rather than γάμος.