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UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

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θέατρον

Strong’s: G2302

Associated OET lemmas: θέατρον

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, n.

Inflections: θέατρον; -ου

Related lemmas: θεάομαι

Sense 1: theater

Semantic entry: 7.54

Semantic domains: Constructions

Subdomains: Open Constructions

Definition: a rather large, normally semicircular open structure capable of seating several thousand people and often used for public assemblies

Notes: The emphasis in RV ACT 19:29 · LV ACT 19:29 · Read together ACT 19:29 is upon the theater as a place for assembly and not as a place for dramas. In some languages the most appropriate equivalent is actually ‘meeting place.’ In other instances one may use a term which designates an ‘enclosure.’

Further resources: realia:3.13.5

ACT 19:29: RV ACT 19:29 · LV ACT 19:29 · Read together ACT 19:29

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OET-RV ACT 19:29

29 Then the whole city was filled with confusion and the people rushed to the theatre and grabbed Gaios and Aristarkos from Makedonia—travelling companions of Paulos’s.

OET-LV ACT 19:29

29 And the city was_filled of_ the _confusion, and they_rushed with_one_accord to the theatre, having_seized ones_from_Makedonia Gaios and Aristarⱪos, travelling_companions of_Paulos.

ACT 19:31: RV ACT 19:31 · LV ACT 19:31 · Read together ACT 19:31

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OET-RV ACT 19:31

31 Also some of the leaders from Asia Minor who were friendly towards him, sent messengers to him to implore him not to go to the theatre.

OET-LV ACT 19:31

31 And some also of_the Asian_rulers, being friends to_him, having_sent to him, they_were_imploring him not to_give himself into the theatre.

Sense 2: spectacle, unusual sight

Semantic entry: 24.15

Semantic domains: Sensory Events and States

Subdomains: See

Definition: (derivative of θεωρέω[a] ‘to observe,’ 24.14: θεάομαι / 24.14: θεωρέω) an unusual object or event which is observed

CO1 4:9: RV CO1 4:9 · LV CO1 4:9 · Read together CO1 4:9

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OET-RV CO1 4:9

9 because it seems that God has exhibited us missionaries last of all, as if sentenced to death—because we have become a spectacle to the world—both to God’s messengers and to men.

OET-LV CO1 4:9

9 For/Because I_am_supposing the god us the ambassadors last demonstrated, as sentenced_to_death, because a_theatre we_were_become to_the world, both to_messengers and to_humans.