G3107

μακάριος
Betacode: MAKA/RIOS2
mak-ar’-ee-os
Part of Speech: {A-NSM}
MLV/Definition: A> fortunate^, B> Glorious* *, [3];
(happy; in a sense privileged recipient of divine favor.)
Etymology: {makar fortunate}
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Greek Concordance: ( 50 ) Mat_5:3, Mat_5:4, Mat_5:5, Mat_5:6, Mat_5:7, Mat_5:8, Mat_5:9, Mat_5:10, Mat_5:11, Mat_11:6, Mat_13:16, Mat_16:17, Mat_24:46, Luk_1:45, Luk_6:20, Luk_6:21, Luk_6:21, Luk_6:22, Luk_7:23, Luk_10:23, Luk_11:27, Luk_11:28, Luk_12:37, Luk_12:38, Luk_12:43, Luk_14:14, Luk_14:15, Luk_23:29, Joh_13:17, Joh_20:29, Act_20:35, Act_26:2, Rom_4:7, Rom_4:8, Rom_14:22, 1Co_7:40, 1Ti_1:11, 1Ti_6:15, Tit_2:13, Jas_1:12, Jas_1:25, 1Pe_3:14, 1Pe_4:14, Rev_1:3, Rev_14:13, Rev_16:15, Rev_19:9, Rev_20:6, Rev_22:7, Rev_22:14,
KJV: blessed 44, happy 5, happier 1 TR: 50
TDNT: 4:362,548

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