UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: advb.

Sense 1: great, greatly, greatness, to a great degree, intense, terrible

Semantic entry: 78.2

Semantic domains: Degree

Subdomains: Much, Little [Positive-Negative Degree]

Definition: the upper range of a scale of extent, with the possible implication of importance in relevant contexts

Notes: In a number of languages the expression of intense degree associated with some activity or state is expressed by means of a verb, not an adverb, so that one may render RV PHP 4:10 · LV PHP 4:10 · Read together PHP 4:10 literally as ‘I am-intense joyous in the Lord,’ in which the form ‘am-intense’ is an attempt to represent a verb expression in such a language.

PHP 4:10: RV PHP 4:10 · LV PHP 4:10 · Read together PHP 4:10

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OET-RV PHP 4:10

10 I was extremely happy in Yahweh once you all reestablished your consideration for my situation. Well, you were thinking about it, but lacked any opportunity to act,

OET-LV PHP 4:10

10 But I _was _elated in the_master greatly, that now once you _all _revived which for me to _be _thinking, to which also you _all _were _thinking, but you _all _were _lacking _season.

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

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Form 1

Sense 1: great, greatly, greatness, to a great degree, intense, terrible