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Part of speech: verb
Related lemmas: ἄριστον
Semantic entry: 23.20
Semantic domains: Physiological Processes and States
Subdomains: Eat, Drink
Definition: to eat a meal, without reference to any particular time of the day or to the type of food involved
Notes: In some languages it is impossible to speak of ‘having a meal’ without indicating the time of day or the nature of the food consumed.
Semantic entry: 23.24
Semantic domains: Physiological Processes and States
Subdomains: Eat, Drink
Definition: to eat the earlier meal of the day
Notes: Some scholars, however, interpret ἀριστάω in RV JHN 21:12 · LV JHN 21:12 · Read together JHN 21:12 as meaning any kind of meal (see ἀριστάω[a], 23.20: ἀριστάω / 23.20: ἄρτος / 23.20: δειπνέω / 23.20: κλάω), and therefore one would translate as ‘Jesus said to them, Come have something to eat’ or ‘… have a meal.’|In a number of languages the earlier meal of the day may be spoken of as ‘the morning meal’ or ‘the first meal.’ In some languages it is actually called ‘the leftovers meal,’ but see the discussion on meals at different times of the day at 23.25: δεῖπνον.
JHN 21:12: RV JHN 21:12 · LV JHN 21:12 · Read together JHN 21:12
JHN 21:15: RV JHN 21:15 · LV JHN 21:15 · Read together JHN 21:15