G2756

κενὸς
Betacode: KENO\S2
ken-os’
Part of Speech: {A-NSM}
MLV/Definition: A> empty^, B> vain*
{Syn G2756, G3152; BerryLex-G2756, Trench-49}* (conceit)
Etymology: {primary word}
Note: previously read {G2756 + G1391} -- a verbatim duplicate of the etymology on the next row, G2755 ("conceited*"). G2756 (κενός) is the base word G2755/G2754 derive FROM, so it cannot cite a compound of itself. Corrected 2026-08-05; exact original wording unconfirmed -- flagged for your review.
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Greek Concordance: ( 18 ) Mar_12:3, Luk_1:53, Luk_20:10, Luk_20:11, Act_4:25, 1Co_15:10, 1Co_15:14, 1Co_15:14, 1Co_15:58, 2Co_6:1, Gal_2:2, Eph_5:6, Php_2:16, Php_2:16, Col_2:8, 1Th_2:1, 1Th_3:5, Jas_2:20,
KJV: vain 9, in vain 4, empty 4, vain things 1 TR: 18

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