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Notes: It is also possible to interpret ξενία in both RV ACT 28:23 · LV ACT 28:23 · Read together ACT 28:23 and RV PHM 1:22 · LV PHM 1:22 · Read together PHM 1:22 as hospitality or the activity involved in receiving a guest (see 34.57: ξενία / 34.57: ξενίζω / 34.57: ξενοδοχέω / 34.57: φιλοξενία). This is the more common meaning of ξενία, but it fits less well in the two contexts in which ξενία occurs in the NT.
Part of speech: noun, f.
Inflections: ξενία; -ας
Related lemmas: ξενίζω
Semantic entry: 7.31
Semantic domains: Constructions
Subdomains: Parts and Areas of Buildings
Definition: a place of temporary lodging for a person away from home
Further resources: realia:3.1.6.9
ACT 28:23: RV ACT 28:23 · LV ACT 28:23 · Read together ACT 28:23
PHM 1:22: RV PHM 1:22 · LV PHM 1:22 · Read together PHM 1:22
Semantic entry: 34.57
Semantic domains: Association
Subdomains: Show Hospitality
Definition: hospitality to a stranger, that is, someone who is not regarded as a member of the extended family or a close friend
Notes: To receive a stranger as a guest is sometimes expressed idiomatically as ‘to let a stranger sit at one’s table,’ ‘to offer a bed to a stranger,’ or ‘to let a stranger enter one’s house.’|For another interpretation of ξενία in RV PHM 1:22 · LV PHM 1:22 · Read together PHM 1:22, see 7.31: ξενία.
PHM 1:22: RV PHM 1:22 · LV PHM 1:22 · Read together PHM 1:22