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Part of speech: adjc.
Inflections: μονογενής; -ές
Constructions: μονογενής; μονόομαι; γίνομαι
Semantic entry: 58.52
Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example
Subdomains: Distinctive, Unique
Definition: pertaining to what is unique in the sense of being the only one of the same kind or class
Notes: RV HEB 11:17 · LV HEB 11:17 · Read together HEB 11:17: Abraham, of course, did have another son, Ishmael, and later sons by Keturah, but Isaac was a unique son in that he was a son born as the result of certain promises made by God. Accordingly, he could be called a μονογενής son, since he was the only one of his kind.
LUK 7:12: RV LUK 7:12 · LV LUK 7:12 · Read together LUK 7:12
LUK 8:42: RV LUK 8:42 · LV LUK 8:42 · Read together LUK 8:42
LUK: RV LUK 7:12 · RV LUK 8:42 · RV LUK 9:38 · LV LUK 7:12 · LV LUK 8:42 · LV LUK 9:38 · Read together LUK 7:12 · Read together LUK 8:42 · Read together LUK 9:38
JHN: RV JHN 1:14 · RV JHN 1:18 · RV JHN 3:16 · RV JHN 3:18 · LV JHN 1:14 · LV JHN 1:18 · LV JHN 3:16 · LV JHN 3:18 · Read together JHN 1:14 · Read together JHN 1:18 · Read together JHN 3:16 · Read together JHN 3:18
HEB: RV HEB 11:17 · LV HEB 11:17 · Read together HEB 11:17
JN1: RV JN1 4:9 · LV JN1 4:9 · Read together JN1 4:9