G1404
δράκων
Betacode: DRA/KWN
drak’-own
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: dragon*
(serpent)
Etymology: {|derkomai|}
All Compounds:
G1405?,
G1406?
Greek Concordance: ( 13 )
Rev_12:3,
Rev_12:4,
Rev_12:7,
Rev_12:7,
Rev_12:9,
Rev_12:13,
Rev_12:16,
Rev_12:17,
Rev_13:2,
Rev_13:4,
Rev_13:11,
Rev_16:13,
Rev_20:2,
KJV: dragon 13 TR: 13
TDNT: 2:281,186
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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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