UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, f.

Inflections: στενοχωρία; -ας

Constructions: στενοχωρία; στενάζω; χωρέω

Sense 1: distress, difficulty

Semantic entry: 22.10

Semantic domains: Trouble, Hardship, Relief, Favorable Circumstances

Subdomains: Trouble, Hardship, Distress

Definition: a set of difficult circumstances, implying certain restrictions

Notes: ‘Distress’ may be expressed in some languages as ‘people will be in trouble’ or in an idiomatic expression, ‘the world will fall on people.’

ROM 2:9: RV ROM 2:9 · LV ROM 2:9 · Read together ROM 2:9

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9 For every person doing evil, there’ll be trouble and distress—to Yehudim (Jews) first and then to non-Jews,

OET-LV ROM 2:9

9 Tribulation and distress, on every soul of _human _origin which producing the evil, of _Youdaios both first and of _Hellaʸn,

ROM 8:35: RV ROM 8:35 · LV ROM 8:35 · Read together ROM 8:35

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35 Who will separate us from Messiah’s love? Troubles or distress or persecution or famine or poverty or danger or execution?

OET-LV ROM 8:35

35 Who us will _be _separating from the love of _the chosen _one /messiah?
Tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or danger, or sword?

All 4 recorded passages for this sense

ROM: RV ROM 2:9 · RV ROM 8:35 · LV ROM 2:9 · LV ROM 8:35 · Read together ROM 2:9 · Read together ROM 8:35

CO2: RV CO2 6:4 · RV CO2 12:10 · LV CO2 6:4 · LV CO2 12:10 · Read together CO2 6:4 · Read together CO2 12:10

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

στενοχωρία

Form 1

Sense 1: distress, difficulty