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Part of speech: noun, f.
Inflections: ἐνδώμησις; -εως
Related lemmas: δῶμα
Semantic entry: 7.77
Semantic domains: Constructions
Subdomains: Building Materials
Definition: material used in the construction of buildings
Notes: It is also possible to understand ἐνδώμησις in the sense of ‘foundation’ (see ἐνδώμησις [source selector 000001][b], 7.41: ἐνδώμησις / 7.41: θεμέλιος).
REV 21:18: RV REV 21:18 · LV REV 21:18 · Read together REV 21:18
Semantic entry: 7.41
Semantic domains: Constructions
Subdomains: Parts and Areas of Buildings
Definition: that on which a structure is built
Notes: In some languages it is possible to describe a typical foundation in ancient times as ‘large stones underneath the walls.’ In other languages, however, this may seem to be quite a meaningless type of expression, since foundations are only made secure by driving stakes deep into the ground. Therefore, it may be best to describe the function of a foundation by ‘what keeps the walls firm’ or ‘how the walls are made not to move’ or ‘what goes beneath the walls.’|A number of scholars, however, prefer to understand ἐνδώμησις in the context of RV REV 21:18 · LV REV 21:18 · Read together REV 21:18 as the material of which the wall was made, rather than as the foundation of the wall (see ἐνδώμησις[a], 7.77: ἐνδώμησις).
Further resources: realia:3.1.1
REV 21:18: RV REV 21:18 · LV REV 21:18 · Read together REV 21:18