G2060

Ἑρμῆς
Betacode: *(ERMH=S2
her-mace’
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: Hermes*
(The Roman god Mercury, whom the people at Lystra mistook Paul.)(herald of the gods)
Etymology: {G2046?}
All Compounds: G2057?, G2059?

Greek Concordance: ( 2 ) Act_14:12, Rom_16:14,
KJV: Mercurius 1, Hermes a Christian 1 TR: 2

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