G5146

τρίβολος
Betacode: TRI/BOLOS2
trib’-ol-os
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: thistles*
(a thorny wild plant, briars )
Etymology: {G5740 + G0956}
Note: G5740 does not exist anywhere in K2 -- not even as a base entry. Dangling reference, unresolved. Flagged 2026-08-05, needs your primary source.
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Greek Concordance: ( 2 ) Mat_7:16, Heb_6:8,
KJV: thistle 1, brier 1 TR: 2

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