UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Notes: ὕπαρξις and τὰ ὑπάρχοντα are similar in meaning to κτῆμα (57.15: κτῆμα) but are probably more generic in reference and more formal in connotation.; It is possible that in RV ACT 2:45 · LV ACT 2:45 · Read together ACT 2:45 τὰ κτήματα (see 57.15: κτῆμα) refers to real estate (in accordance with later usage of κτῆμα) and that τὰς ὑπάρξεις refers to possessions in general, but the combination of the two expressions may simply be used for emphasis, thus specifying the extent of the possessions in question or the fact that all types of possessions were brought.

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, f.

Inflections: ὕπαρξις; -εως

Related lemmas: ἄρχω

Sense 1: possessions, property

Semantic entry: 57.16

Semantic domains: Possess, Transfer, Exchange

Subdomains: Have, Possess, Property, Owner

Definition: (derivative of ὑπάρχω [source selector 000003][d] ‘to belong to,’ 57.2: γίνομαι / 57.2: ὑπάρχω) that which constitutes someone’s possession{N:001}

ACT 2:45: RV ACT 2:45 · LV ACT 2:45 · Read together ACT 2:45

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OET-RV ACT 2:45

45 Some sold their properties and possessions and divided them among the group so that everyone had everything they needed.

OET-LV ACT 2:45

45 and they _were _selling their properties and their possessions, and they _were _dividing them to _all, anyone was _having as _much _as would need.

HEB 10:34: RV HEB 10:34 · LV HEB 10:34 · Read together HEB 10:34

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OET-RV HEB 10:34

34 You all sympathised with those who were imprisoned and cheerfully accepted the confiscation of your possessions because you knew that you have a better possession that will endure on.

OET-LV HEB 10:34

34 For/Because both with _the prisoners you _all _sympathized, and the theft of _the things possessing of _you _all with joy you _all _accepted, knowing to _be _having yourselves a_better possession, and remaining.

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

ὕπαρξις

Form 1

Sense 1: possessions, property