G1371

διχοτομέω
Betacode: DIXOTOME/W
dee-khot-om-eh’-o
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: flog*, flogging*
(LIT: cut in two; no one know exactly what punishment is meant here.)
Etymology: {G1364 derivative + same as G5114 derivative}
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Greek Concordance: ( 2 ) Mat_24:51, Luk_12:46,
KJV: cut sunder 1, cut in asunder 1 TR: 2
TDNT: 2:225,177

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