G2839

κοινός
Betacode: KOINO/S2
koy-nos’
Part of Speech: {A-NSM}
MLV/Definition: A> common^, [9]; B> desecrated^, [ROM 14:14] [3];
{SEE G0952}* (Word was used like our ’profane’ in the religious, “desecrate”. Hard to say if this was “Jewish thinking” or how the true Greek speaking people thought of the “Common Greek” language and the Jews picked up the same idea.)
Etymology: {G4862?}
All Compounds: G2840, G2841, G2842, G2843, G2844, G4790, G4791

Greek Concordance: ( 13 ) Mar_7:2, Act_2:44, Act_4:32, Act_10:14, Act_10:28, Act_11:8, Rom_14:14, Rom_14:14, Rom_14:14, Tit_1:4, Heb_10:29, Jud_1:3, Rev_21:27,
KJV: common 7, unclean 3, defiled 1, unholy 1 TR: 12

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