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Headword:
*)enw/pion
Adler number: epsilon,1415
Translated headword: frontal
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Neuter e)nw/pion] and [masculine] e)nw/pios ["frontal"] and [the related adverb] e)nwpi/ws ["frontally"]: [meaning] in front of.
Greek Original:*)enw/pion kai\ *)enw/pios kai\ *)enwpi/ws: e)/mprosqen.
Note:
See also
epsilon 1414. The masculine
e)nw/pios is a Biblical gloss, from
Exodus 33.11
LXX, commonly quoted by Christian writers; the neuter form, also very commonly used as an adverb, stems here perhaps from
Exodus 3.6
LXX. For the adverb
e)nwpi/ws see ps.-
Zonaras epsilon754.24; Romanus the Melodist 17.5;
Tzetzes,
Letter 53.74.
Keywords: Christianity; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; poetry; religion
Translated by: Antonella Ippolito on 20 September 2007@12:05:10.
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