UBS Greek Dictionary Article

σητόβρωτος

Form 1

Part of speech: adjc.

Inflections: σητόβρωτος; -ον

Constructions: σητόβρωτος; σής; βιβρώσκω

Sense 1: moth-eaten, ruined by moths

Semantic entry: 20.20

Semantic domains: Violence, Harm, Destroy, Kill

Subdomains: Harm, Wound

Definition: pertaining to that which has been damaged by the larvae of moths

Notes: This expression in RV JAM 5:2 · LV JAM 5:2 · Read together JAM 5:2 may often be rendered as ‘your garments have been eaten by worms’ or ‘your garments are full of holes.’

JAM 5:2: RV JAM 5:2 · LV JAM 5:2 · Read together JAM 5:2

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OET-RV JAM 5:2

2 Your riches have rotted and your clothes have become moth-eaten.

OET-LV JAM 5:2

2 The riches of _you _all has _rotted, and the clothes of _you _all moth-eaten has _become.

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

σητόβρωτος

Form 1

Sense 1: moth-eaten, ruined by moths