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Part of speech: noun, n.
Inflections: σχοινίον; -ου
Semantic entry: 6.18
Semantic domains: Artifacts
Subdomains: Instruments Used in Binding and Fastening
Definition: thick cord formed by twisting or braiding several strands together; made of a variety of materials, including palm fibers, linen, or reeds
Notes: The ropes mentioned in OET ACT 27:32 would obviously have been rather thick, while in OET JHN 2:15 the whip which Jesus made in driving the animals and merchants out of the Temple would probably have consisted of strong cords.
Further resources: realia:1.14
Jump to OET JHN 2:15 section.
Jump to OET ACT 27:32 section.