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UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

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ξένος

Strong’s: G3581

Associated OET lemmas: ξένος

Form 1

Part of speech: adjc.

Inflections: ξένος; -η, ον

Related lemmas: ξενίζω

Sense 1: unknown, unheard of, unfamiliar, surprising

Semantic entry: 28.34

Semantic domains: Know

Subdomains: Well Known, Clearly Shown, Revealed

Definition: pertaining to not being previously known and hence unheard of and unfamiliar

MAT 27:7: RV MAT 27:7 · LV MAT 27:7 · Read together MAT 27:7

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OET-RV MAT 27:7

7 They got advice and decided to buy the potter’s field that was for sale to make it a cemetery for people from out of town,

OET-LV MAT 27:7

7 And having_taken counsel, they_bought the field of_the potter with them, because/for a_burial_place for_the strangers.

ACT 17:18: RV ACT 17:18 · LV ACT 17:18 · Read together ACT 17:18

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OET-RV ACT 17:18

18 Some of the Epikoureios and Stoikos philosophers enjoyed discussing things with him, but others just mocked him, “What does this babbler want to talk about now?”
 ¶ But others said, “Seems that he’s talking about strange demons,” because he was preaching the good message about Yeshua (Jesus; Grk. Yesus) and coming back to life.

OET-LV ACT 17:18

18 On_the_other_hand some also of_the Epikoureios and Stōikos philosophers were_conferring with_him, and some were_saying:
What wishfully might_ this - _be_wanting babbler to_be_saying?
But the others:
He_is_supposing to_be a_proclaimer of_strange demons, because he_was_good_message_preaching the Yaʸsous/(Yəhōshūˊa) and the resurrection.
All 4 recorded passages for this sense

MAT: RV MAT 27:7 · LV MAT 27:7 · Read together MAT 27:7

ACT: RV ACT 17:18 · LV ACT 17:18 · Read together ACT 17:18

HEB: RV HEB 13:9 · LV HEB 13:9 · Read together HEB 13:9

PE1: RV PE1 4:12 · LV PE1 4:12 · Read together PE1 4:12

Form 2

Part of speech: adjc.

Inflections: ξένος; -ου

Related lemmas: ξενίζω

Sense 1: stranger, foreigner

Semantic entry: 11.73

Semantic domains: Groups and Classes of Persons and Members of Such Groups and Classes

Subdomains: Socio-Political

Definition: a person belonging to a socio-political group other than the reference group

Notes: Terms for ‘stranger’ or ‘foreigner’ are often based upon geographical differences or upon lack of previous knowledge. For example, ‘I was a stranger’ may be rendered as ‘I came from another country’ or ‘I was not known to any of you.’

MAT 25:35: RV MAT 25:35 · LV MAT 25:35 · Read together MAT 25:35

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OET-RV MAT 25:35

35 because I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you accommodated me,

OET-LV MAT 25:35

35 For/Because I_hungered and you_all_gave to_me to_eat, I_thirsted and you_all_gave_ me _to_drink, I_was a_stranger and you_all_brought_ me _in,

MAT 25:38: RV MAT 25:38 · LV MAT 25:38 · Read together MAT 25:38

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OET-RV MAT 25:38

38 And when did we see you as a stranger and accommodate you, or naked and we clothed you?

OET-LV MAT 25:38

38 And when we_saw you a_stranger and we_brought_in, or naked and we_clothed?
All 9 recorded passages for this sense

MAT: RV MAT 25:35 · RV MAT 25:38 · RV MAT 25:43–44 · LV MAT 25:35 · LV MAT 25:38 · LV MAT 25:43–44 · Read together MAT 25:35 · Read together MAT 25:38 · Read together MAT 25:43–44

ACT: RV ACT 17:21 · LV ACT 17:21 · Read together ACT 17:21

EPH: RV EPH 2:12 · RV EPH 2:19 · LV EPH 2:12 · LV EPH 2:19 · Read together EPH 2:12 · Read together EPH 2:19

HEB: RV HEB 11:13 · LV HEB 11:13 · Read together HEB 11:13

JN3: RV JN3 1:5 · LV JN3 1:5 · Read together JN3 1:5

Sense 2: host

Semantic entry: 34.60

Semantic domains: Association

Subdomains: Show Hospitality

Definition: a person who shows hospitality to guests

Notes: In rendering ‘host’ it may be necessary to employ a phrase, for example, ‘who welcomed and took care of us in his home.’

Forms: (ου m)

ROM 16:23: RV ROM 16:23 · LV ROM 16:23 · Read together ROM 16:23

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OET-RV ROM 16:23

23 My host Gaios and the whole assembly here greet you believers.

OET-LV ROM 16:23

23 Is_greeting you_all Gaios, the host of_me, and all of_the assembly.
Is_greeting you_all Erastos, the manager of_the city, and Kouartos the brother.