UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: verb

Constructions: ναυαγέω; ναῦς; ἄγνυμι; break

Sense 1: to be shipwrecked

Semantic entry: 54.26

Semantic domains: Maritime Activities

Definition: to experience or suffer shipwreck

Notes: In some languages it is necessary to specify the particular cause of a shipwreck, for example, ‘the ship struck a rock or reef’ or ‘the ship sank because of a storm’ or ‘the ship collided with another ship and sank.’ In view of the context of RV CO2 11:25 · LV CO2 11:25 · Read together CO2 11:25, it is probably best to select an expression which would refer to a ship sinking because of a storm, though obviously one cannot be certain.

CO2 11:25: RV CO2 11:25 · LV CO2 11:25 · Read together CO2 11:25

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OET-RV CO2 11:25

25 was beaten three times with rods, was stoned once, shipwrecked three times, and I was in the ocean for a day and a night.

OET-LV CO2 11:25

25 three-times I _was _beating _with _rods, once I _was _stoned, three-times I _suffered _shipwreck, a_night _and _day in the deep I _have _done,

TI1 1:19: RV TI1 1:19 · LV TI1 1:19 · Read together TI1 1:19

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OET-RV TI1 1:19

19 maintaining your faith and your clear conscience, even though others have turned back and shipwrecked their faith,

OET-LV TI1 1:19

19 holding faith and a_good conscience, which some having _pushed _away, concerning their faith they _suffered _shipwreck,

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

ναυαγέω

Form 1

Sense 1: to be shipwrecked