G2037

Ἔραστος
Betacode: *)/ERASTOS2
er’-as-tos
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: Erastus*
( E-ras-tus (beloved), Rom. 16:23. (1) City treasurer at Corinth, Rom. 16:23. (2) A fellow-worker with Paul, 2 Tim. 4:20.)
Etymology: {|eraw|, to love}
No compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 3 ) Act_19:22, Rom_16:23, 2Ti_4:20,
KJV: Erastus 3 TR: 3

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