G3566

νυμφίος
Betacode: NUMFI/OS2
noom-fee’-os
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: bridegroom*
(the one who is getting married)
Etymology: {G3565}
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Greek Concordance: ( 16 ) Mat_9:15, Mat_9:15, Mat_25:1, Mat_25:5, Mat_25:6, Mat_25:10, Mar_2:19, Mar_2:19, Mar_2:20, Luk_5:34, Luk_5:35, Joh_2:9, Joh_3:29, Joh_3:29, Joh_3:29, Rev_18:23,
KJV: bridegroom 16 TR: 16
TDNT: 4:1099,657

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