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Notes: There is no real distinction in meaning between the terms ἀΐδιος and αἰώνιος. The term ἀΐδιος, however, is in certain respects a somewhat more technical expression, particularly popular among philosophers.

Form 1

Part of speech: adjc.

Inflections: ἀΐδιος; -ον

Related lemmas: ἀεί

Sense 1: eternal

Semantic entry: 67.96

Semantic domains: Time

Subdomains: Duration of Time without Reference to Points or Units of Time: Time, Spend Time, Always, Eternal, Old, Immediately, Young

Definition: pertaining to an unlimited duration of time{N:001}

ROM 1:20: RV ROM 1:20 · LV ROM 1:20 · Read together ROM 1:20

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OET-RV ROM 1:20

20 Ever since the creation of the world, God’s invisible attributes have been clearly seen through his workmanship—both his eternal power and his divinity—so people have no excuse.

OET-LV ROM 1:20

20 For/Because the invisible things of _him from the_creation of_the_world, by _the workmanship being _understood, is _being _clearly _seen, the both eternal of _him power and divinity, in _order that to _be them inexcusable.

JDE 1:6: RV JDE 1:6 · LV JDE 1:6 · Read together JDE 1:6

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OET-RV JDE 1:6

6 Even the messengers who broke their own rules and left their own domain have been held in eternal chains in the darkness until the time of judgement in the great day.

OET-LV JDE 1:6

6 And the_messengers which not having _kept the rule of _themselves, but having _left _behind their own dwelling, has _kept in_ eternal _bonds under darkness to the_judgement of_the_great day.

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

ἀΐδιος

Form 1

Sense 1: eternal