G0027

ἀγαπητός
Betacode: A)GAPHTO/S2
ag-ap-ay-tos’
Part of Speech: {A-NSM}
MLV/Definition: beloved^
(hold dear)
Etymology: {G0025}
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Greek Concordance: ( 62 ) Mat_3:17, Mat_12:18, Mat_17:5, Mar_1:11, Mar_9:7, Mar_12:6, Luk_3:22, Luk_9:35, Luk_20:13, Act_15:25, Rom_1:7, Rom_11:28, Rom_12:19, Rom_16:5, Rom_16:8, Rom_16:9, Rom_16:12, 1Co_4:14, 1Co_4:17, 1Co_10:14, 1Co_15:58, 2Co_7:1, 2Co_12:19, Eph_5:1, Eph_6:21, Php_2:12, Php_4:1, Php_4:1, Col_1:7, Col_4:7, Col_4:9, Col_4:14, 1Th_2:8, 1Ti_6:2, 2Ti_1:2, Phm_1:1, Phm_1:2, Phm_1:16, Heb_6:9, Jas_1:16, Jas_1:19, Jas_2:5, 1Pe_2:11, 1Pe_4:12, 2Pe_1:17, 2Pe_3:1, 2Pe_3:8, 2Pe_3:14, 2Pe_3:15, 2Pe_3:17, 1Jn_3:2, 1Jn_3:21, 1Jn_4:1, 1Jn_4:7, 1Jn_4:11, 3Jn_1:1, 3Jn_1:2, 3Jn_1:5, 3Jn_1:11, Jud_1:3, Jud_1:17, Jud_1:20,
KJV: beloved 47, dearly beloved 9, well beloved 3, dear 3 TR: 62
TDNT: 1:21,5

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~ — This English word is not uniform. Either it's a small helper word (like "be" or "have" or "ultimately"), or English simply doesn't have enough separate words to match the Greek exactly.

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