G1320

διδάσκαλος
Betacode: DIDA/SKALOS2
did-as’-kal-os
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: teacher^, teachers^
(person who instructs others)
Etymology: {G1321}
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Greek Concordance: ( 58 ) Mat_8:19, Mat_9:11, Mat_10:24, Mat_10:25, Mat_12:38, Mat_17:24, Mat_19:16, Mat_22:16, Mat_22:24, Mat_22:36, Mat_26:18, Mar_4:38, Mar_5:35, Mar_9:17, Mar_9:38, Mar_10:17, Mar_10:20, Mar_10:35, Mar_12:14, Mar_12:19, Mar_12:32, Mar_13:1, Mar_14:14, Luk_2:46, Luk_3:12, Luk_6:40, Luk_6:40, Luk_7:40, Luk_8:49, Luk_9:38, Luk_10:25, Luk_11:45, Luk_12:13, Luk_18:18, Luk_19:39, Luk_20:21, Luk_20:28, Luk_20:39, Luk_21:7, Luk_22:11, Joh_1:38, Joh_3:2, Joh_3:10, Joh_8:4, Joh_11:28, Joh_13:13, Joh_13:14, Joh_20:16, Act_13:1, Rom_2:20, 1Co_12:28, 1Co_12:29, Eph_4:11, 1Ti_2:7, 2Ti_1:11, 2Ti_4:3, Heb_5:12, Jas_3:1,
KJV: Master (Jesus) 40, teacher 10, master 7, doctor 1 TR: 58
TDNT: 2:148,161

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