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Part of speech: noun, n.
Inflections: ὕδωρ; ὕδατος
Related lemmas: ἄνυδρος · ὑγρός · ὑδρία · ὑδροποτέω · ὑδρωπικός · ὑετός
Semantic entry: 2.7
Semantic domains: Natural Substances
Subdomains: Water
Definition: a clear liquid that is without color, taste, or smell in its pure form; it forms rivers, lakes, and oceans, and sustains life on earth
Notes: In RV PE2 3:5 · LV PE2 3:5 · Read together PE2 3:5 the Greek expression is admittedly both strange and obscure. ἐξ ὕδατος presumably refers to the fact that the land emerged from the water, or at least was separated from the water. The phrase δἰ ὕδατος, literally ‘through water,’ may be locative, that is to say, it may refer to a place, but it is more likely to have some reference to water as an instrument which contributed to the act of producing the heavens and earth. However, the active instrument for this creation was τῷ τοῦ θεοῦ λόγῳ ‘the word of God.’. Since the dative case ὕδατι ‘by water’ is clearly instrumental in verse 6, it may be that ἐξ ὕδατος καὶ δἰ ὕδατος in verse 5 refers in a spacial sense to the formation of the heavens and the dry land ‘from water and through a watery area.’|Even more complex, however, than the interpretation of ‘water’ in RV PE2 3:5 · LV PE2 3:5 · Read together PE2 3:5 is the fact that in a number of languages there are quite different terms for ὕδωρ depending upon the type of water, its location, and its function. For example, water in some kind of bowl or container (and thus most likely used for drinking or cooking) may be referred to by one term, while water in a lake, stream, or ocean may be identified by quite a different term. Similarly, an important distinction may be made between salt water and fresh water, and an even further distinction may be introduced in the case of brackish water, that is to say, water which is partially salty. Some languages make a distinction between water which collects in pools and water which is flowing in streams or rivers. Accordingly, careful attention must be paid to contexts in order to select the appropriate term for ὕδωρ (see also 8.64: αἷμα on RV JHN 19:34 · LV JHN 19:34 · Read together JHN 19:34).
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MAT 3:16: RV MAT 3:16 · LV MAT 3:16 · Read together MAT 3:16
MAT: RV MAT 3:11 · RV MAT 3:16 · RV MAT 8:32 · RV MAT 14:28–29 · RV MAT 17:15 · RV MAT 27:24 · LV MAT 3:11 · LV MAT 3:16 · LV MAT 8:32 · LV MAT 14:28–29 · LV MAT 17:15 · LV MAT 27:24 · Read together MAT 3:11 · Read together MAT 3:16 · Read together MAT 8:32 · Read together MAT 14:28–29 · Read together MAT 17:15 · Read together MAT 27:24
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