G2342

θηρίον
Betacode: QHRI/ON
thay-ree’-on
Part of Speech: {N-NSN}
MLV/Definition: A> beast*, beasts^, [45]; B> snake*, [2];
{SEE G2226} (Acts 28; generic term for a wild animal)
Etymology: {|qhr|, a wild animal}
All compounds: G2341

Greek Concordance: ( 46 ) Mar_1:13, Act_10:12, Act_11:6, Act_28:4, Act_28:5, Tit_1:12, Heb_12:20, Jas_3:7, Rev_6:8, Rev_11:7, Rev_13:1, Rev_13:2, Rev_13:3, Rev_13:4, Rev_13:4, Rev_13:4, Rev_13:11, Rev_13:12, Rev_13:12, Rev_13:14, Rev_13:14, Rev_13:15, Rev_13:15, Rev_13:15, Rev_13:17, Rev_13:18, Rev_14:9, Rev_14:11, Rev_15:2, Rev_16:2, Rev_16:10, Rev_16:13, Rev_17:3, Rev_17:7, Rev_17:8, Rev_17:8, Rev_17:11, Rev_17:12, Rev_17:13, Rev_17:16, Rev_17:17, Rev_19:19, Rev_19:20, Rev_19:20, Rev_20:4, Rev_20:10,
KJV: beast 42, wild beast 3, venomous beast 1 TR: 46
TDNT: 3:133,333

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