G5184


Τύρος
Betacode: *TU/ROS2
too’-ros
Part of Speech: {N-NSF}
MLV/Definition: Tyre^
(Most noted of the Phoenician cities situated on the coast, about twenty miles South of Sidon and about thirty five miles north of Carmel.)(Tyre = ’a rock)
Etymology: {H6865}
All Compounds: G5183

Greek Concordance: ( 11 ) Mat_11:21, Mat_11:22, Mat_15:21, Mar_3:8, Mar_7:24, Mar_7:31, Luk_6:17, Luk_10:13, Luk_10:14, Act_21:3, Act_21:7,
KJV: Tyre 11 TR: 11

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