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UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

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τύπος

Strong’s: G5179

Associated OET lemmas: τύπος

UBS dictionary entries sharing a lemma or Strong’s identifier: τυπικῶς (G5179a)

Notes: Properly speaking, στίγμα[a] (8.55: στίγμα) and τύπος[a] (8.56: τύπος) are not body parts, but may refer to features of the body which may result from some external force or object and could accordingly be classified in Domain 19 Physical Impact. They are, however, included at this point because they may refer to types of scars, which become a permanent feature of the body.

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, m.

Inflections: τύπος; -ου

Related lemmas: τύπτω

Sense 1: scar, wound

Semantic entry: 8.56

Semantic domains: Body, Body Parts, and Body Products

Subdomains: Parts of the Body

Definition: a visible impression or trace made as the result of a blow or pressure{N:001}

Notes: Though both στίγμα[a] (8.55: στίγμα) and τύπος[a] may mean scars, there are significant differences in meaning. στίγμα[a] bears the connotation of brand or mark of ownership, while τύπος[a] indicates a wound or scar resulting from the shape and form of some object, for example, nails in the case of OET JHN 20:25.

Sense 2: likeness, image (see {D:58.35})

Semantic entry: 6.96

Semantic domains: Artifacts

Subdomains: Images and Idols

Definition: an object (not necessarily three-dimensional) which has been formed to resemble a person, god, animal, etc.

Notes: In certain contexts the referents of εἰκών[a], τύπος[b], and χάραγμα [source selector 000001][b] may have special religious significance in that they may refer to idols, but the focal component for the translator is that of a likeness or resemblance. In contexts such as OET MAT 22:20 an equivalent translation may be simply a picture, but in OET ROM 1:23 and OET ACT 7:43 one may use the same expression as is employed to render εἴδωλον[a] idol (6.97: εἴδωλον).

Further resources: realia:4.6

Sense 3: model, pattern

Semantic entry: 58.58

Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example

Subdomains: Pattern, Model, Example, and Corresponding Representation

Definition: a visual form designed to be imitated or copied

Sense 4: model, example

Semantic entry: 58.59

Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example

Subdomains: Pattern, Model, Example, and Corresponding Representation

Definition: a model of behavior as an example to be imitated or to be avoided

All 7 recorded passages for this sense

CO1: OET CO1 10:6

PHP: OET PHP 3:17

TH1: OET TH1 1:7

TH2: OET TH2 3:9

TI1: OET TI1 4:12

TIT: OET TIT 2:7

PE1: OET PE1 5:3

Sense 5: archetype, figure, foreshadow, symbol

Semantic entry: 58.63

Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example

Subdomains: Archetype, Corresponding Type [Antitype]

Definition: a model or example which anticipates or precedes a later realization

Sense 6: kind, class, type

Semantic entry: 58.25

Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example

Subdomains: Class, Kind

Definition: a kind or class, implying a relationship to some model or pattern

Notes: For another interpretation of τύπος in OET ACT 23:25, see 90.28: τύπος.

Sense 7: content

Semantic entry: 90.28

Semantic domains: Case

Subdomains: Content

Definition: the content of a discourse or a document

Notes: For another interpretation of τύπος in OET ACT 23:25, see 58.25: τύπος.

Show passage in OET: ACT 23:25

OET-RV ACT 23:25

25 Then the commander wrote a letter ready to take:

OET-LV ACT 23:25

25 having_written a_letter, having the this pattern:

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