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Part of speech: adjc.
Inflections: ἄζυμος; -ον
Constructions: ἄζυμος; ἀ-; ζυμόω
Semantic entry: 5.13
Semantic domains: Foods and Condiments
Subdomains: Food
Definition: pertaining to the absence of yeast
Notes: The phrase ‘unleavened bread’ may be rendered as ‘bread made without yeast’ or ‘bread which does not rise.’ Perhaps a more difficult problem is involved in the relationship of ‘days’ to ‘unleavened bread,’ and accordingly, the expression ‘the days of Unleavened Bread’ may be rendered as ‘the days when people ate bread that had no yeast.’ Except for OET CO1 5:7, in which ἄζυμος occurs in a highly figurative passage referring to pure and true life, this term is used exclusively in reference to the feast or festival of Unleavened Bread.
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MAT: OET MAT 26:17
MRK: OET MRK 14:1 · OET MRK 14:12
LUK: OET LUK 22:1 · OET LUK 22:7
ACT: OET ACT 12:3 · OET ACT 20:6
CO1: OET CO1 5:7–8