G4581

Σελεύκεια
Betacode: *SELEU/KEIA
sel-yook’-i-ah
Part of Speech: {N-NSF}
MLV/Definition: Seleucia*
(Se-leu-ci-a, Acts 13:4. The seaport of Antioch in Syria, from which Paul set sail for his first missionary journey.)
Etymology: {|Seleukos|, that is: Seleucus; a Syrian king}
No compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 1 ) Act_13:4,
KJV: Seleucia 1 TR: 1

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