UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: adjc.

Inflections: σύμμορφος; -ον

Related lemmas: μορφόω

Sense 1: similar in form, of the same form

Semantic entry: 58.5

Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example

Subdomains: Nature, Character

Definition: pertaining to that which has a similar form or nature

Notes: In the case of OET ROM 8:29 it may be necessary in some languages to translate ‘he set them apart in order that they might be like his Son,’ and in OET PHP 3:21 it may be necessary in some languages to translate ‘having a glorious body like his.’

Show passage in OET: ROM 8:29

OET-RV ROM 8:29

29 After all, those he knew in advance, he also determined in advance to be similar to his son’s image, so that his son would become the eldest of many siblings.

OET-LV ROM 8:29

29 Because whom he _foreknew, also he _predetermined similar to _the image of _the son of _him, in _order that to _be him firstborn among many brothers.

Show passage in OET: PHP 3:21

OET-RV PHP 3:21

21 who will take these embarrassing bodies of ours and make them similar to his resurrected body—he’s capable of doing that and to put everything under his control.

OET-LV PHP 3:21

21 who will _be _adapting the body of_ the _humiliation of _us, similar to _the body of _the glory of _him, according _to the working of _the thing to _be _able him, even to _subject to _him the things all.

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UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

σύμμορφος

Form 1

Sense 1: similar in form, of the same form