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ἑρπετόν
Betacode: E(RPETO/N
her-pet-on’
Part of Speech: {N-NSN}
MLV/Definition: reptiles*
(creeping creature)
Etymology: {|erpw|, to creep}
No compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 4 ) Act_10:12, Act_11:6, Rom_1:23, Jas_3:7,
KJV: creeping thing 3, serpent 1 TR: 4

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