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Rahlfs Septuagint lexicon

βαρακ

Lemmaβαρακ
Common glossesBarak;; Varak
Transliterationbarak
Pronunciationvarak
Total occurrences28
First referenceJudg.4.6

Forms and grammatical context

Each form is parsed from its actual Septuagint occurrence; a form may have more than one analysis depending on context.

Greek formGrammar and occurrences
Βαρακ
noun, accusative, singular, masculine (N.ASM) — Judg.4.14
noun, accusative, singular, masculine (N.ASM) — Judg.5.12
noun, accusative, singular, masculine (N.ASM) — 1Sam.12.11
noun, accusative, singular, masculine (N.ASM) — Judg.4.6
noun, genitive, singular, masculine (N.GSM) — Judg.4.9
noun, genitive, singular, masculine (N.GSM) — Judg.4.15
noun, genitive, singular, masculine (N.GSM) — Judg.5.15
noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Judg.4.12
noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Judg.4.16
noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Judg.4.14
noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Judg.4.10
noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Judg.4.22
noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Judg.5.1
noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Judg.5.15
noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Judg.4.8
noun, vocative, singular, masculine (N.VSM) — Judg.5.12

References

New Testament occurrences

The same normalized Greek lemma occurs in the SBL Greek New Testament: Βαράκ.

Additional Greek lexicons

Compare the biblical entry for βαρακ with classical and later Greek dictionaries collected by Logeion.