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Part of speech: noun, m.
Inflections: γέλως; -ωτος
Related lemmas: γελάω
Semantic entry: 25.135
Semantic domains: Attitudes and Emotions
Subdomains: Laugh, Cry, Groan
Notes: A number of languages distinguish clearly between various types of laughter: (1) laughter directed against some person as a form of ridicule; (2) laughter resulting from seeing some humorous event or as the result of listening to a humorous account; and (3) laughter which reflects happiness and joy. In RV LUK 6:21 · LV LUK 6:21 · Read together LUK 6:21 and RV JAM 4:9 · LV JAM 4:9 · Read together JAM 4:9 it is this third type of laughter which is relevant to the contexts.
JAM 4:9: RV JAM 4:9 · LV JAM 4:9 · Read together JAM 4:9