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Part of speech: noun, f.
Inflections: εἰκών; -όνος
Related lemmas: ἐπιείκεια · ἐπιεικής
Semantic entry: 6.96
Semantic domains: Artifacts
Subdomains: Images and Idols
Definition: an object (not necessarily three-dimensional) which has been formed to resemble a person, god, animal, etc.
Notes: In certain contexts the referents of εἰκών[a], τύπος [source selector 000001][b], and χάραγμα [source selector 000001][b] may have special religious significance in that they may refer to idols, but the focal component for the translator is that of a likeness or resemblance (see 58.35: εἰκών). In contexts such as RV MAT 22:20 · LV MAT 22:20 · Read together MAT 22:20 an equivalent translation may be simply ‘a picture,’ but in RV ROM 1:23 · LV ROM 1:23 · Read together ROM 1:23 and RV ACT 7:43 · LV ACT 7:43 · Read together ACT 7:43 one may use the same expression as is employed to render εἴδωλον[a] ‘idol’ (6.97: εἴδωλον).
Further resources: realia:4.6
MAT 22:20: RV MAT 22:20 · LV MAT 22:20 · Read together MAT 22:20
LUK 20:24: RV LUK 20:24 · LV LUK 20:24 · Read together LUK 20:24
MAT: RV MAT 22:20 · LV MAT 22:20 · Read together MAT 22:20
LUK: RV LUK 20:24 · LV LUK 20:24 · Read together LUK 20:24
ROM: RV ROM 1:23 · LV ROM 1:23 · Read together ROM 1:23
REV: RV REV 13:14–15 · RV REV 14:9 · RV REV 14:11 · RV REV 15:2 · RV REV 16:2 · RV REV 19:20 · RV REV 20:4 · LV REV 13:14–15 · LV REV 14:9 · LV REV 14:11 · LV REV 15:2 · LV REV 16:2 · LV REV 19:20 · LV REV 20:4 · Read together REV 13:14–15 · Read together REV 14:9 · Read together REV 14:11 · Read together REV 15:2 · Read together REV 16:2 · Read together REV 19:20 · Read together REV 20:4
Semantic entry: 58.35
Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example
Subdomains: Same or Equivalent Kind or Class
Definition: that which has the same form as something else
Notes: Since the expressions τοῦ χοϊκοῦ and τοῦ ἐπουρανίου refer to individuals, it is much more satisfactory to translate RV CO1 15:49 · LV CO1 15:49 · Read together CO1 15:49 as ‘just as we have the likeness of the man made of earth, so we will have the likeness of the Man from heaven.’|In RV CO1 15:49 · LV CO1 15:49 · Read together CO1 15:49 εἰκών designates similarity in class or kind, while in RV ROM 1:23 · LV ROM 1:23 · Read together ROM 1:23 εἰκών indicates a fashioned object (see 6.96: εἰκών / 6.96: τύπος / 6.96: χάραγμα).
MRK 12:16: RV MRK 12:16 · LV MRK 12:16 · Read together MRK 12:16
ROM 8:29: RV ROM 8:29 · LV ROM 8:29 · Read together ROM 8:29
MRK: RV MRK 12:16 · LV MRK 12:16 · Read together MRK 12:16
ROM: RV ROM 8:29 · LV ROM 8:29 · Read together ROM 8:29
CO1: RV CO1 11:7 · RV CO1 15:49 · LV CO1 11:7 · LV CO1 15:49 · Read together CO1 11:7 · Read together CO1 15:49
CO2: RV CO2 3:18 · RV CO2 4:4 · LV CO2 3:18 · LV CO2 4:4 · Read together CO2 3:18 · Read together CO2 4:4
COL: RV COL 1:15 · RV COL 3:10 · LV COL 1:15 · LV COL 3:10 · Read together COL 1:15 · Read together COL 3:10
Semantic entry: 58.61
Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example
Subdomains: Pattern, Model, Example, and Corresponding Representation
Definition: that which represents something else in terms of basic form and features