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Koine Greek wordlink #85841

← καθημερινῇ ⌂ → Acts 6 ║ ═

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SR GNT Acts 6:1  καθημερινῇ (kathaʸmerinaʸ) ‘in the service daily the widows of them’  Strongs=25220 Lemma=kathēmerinos^*
  Word role=adjective case=dative gender=feminine number=singular
  Year=33 AD Event=Seven_chosen_to_serve TimeSeries=Seven_chosen_to_serve

OET-LV: 6 And in the these days multiplying the apprentices/followers, became a_grumbling of_the Hellaʸnistaʸs against the Hebraios, because the widows of_them were_being_overlooked in the the daily service. (ACT 6:1)

OET-RV: 6 However around that time when the number of Yeshua-followers were growing, some of the Greek converts starting grumbling about the Jewish believers because the Greek widows were being overlooked in the daily sharing of food and money. (ACT 6:1)

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Only use of identical word form καθημερινῇ (A-DFS) in the Greek originals

The word form ‘καθημερινῇ’ (A-DFS) is always and only glossed as ‘daily’.

Acts 6:1 ‘in the service daily the widows of them’ SR GNT Acts 6:1 word 24

OET-LV: 6 And in the these days multiplying the apprentices/followers, became a_grumbling of_the Hellaʸnistaʸs against the Hebraios, because the widows of_them were_being_overlooked in the the daily service. (ACT 6:1)

OET-RV: 6 However around that time when the number of Yeshua-followers were growing, some of the Greek converts starting grumbling about the Jewish believers because the Greek widows were being overlooked in the daily sharing of food and money. (ACT 6:1)

^*Note: This is also the only occurrence of the word root (lemma) ‘kathēmerinos’ in the Greek originals.

Greek words (1) other than καθημερινῇ (A-DFS) with a gloss related to ‘daily’

YAC 2:15 ἐφημέρου (efaʸmerou) A-GFS Lemma=efēmeros ‘may_be being and lacking of daily food’ SR GNT Yac 2:15 word 13

OET-LV: 15 If a_brother or a_sister naked may_be_being, and lacking of_ the _daily food, (JAM 2:15)

OET-RV: 15 If a fellow believer is lacking clothes or food, (JAM 2:15)

Key: A=adjective DFS=dative, feminine, singular GFS=genitive, feminine, singular