The Koine Bible
Greek Lexicon
Rahlfs Septuagint lexicon
επαοιδος
| Lemma | επαοιδος |
|---|---|
| Common glosses | enchanter;; charmer |
| Transliteration | epaoidoi, epaoidous, epaoidōn, epaoidois, epaoidon, epaoidos |
| Pronunciation | epaiyðiy, epaiyðon, epaiyðus, epaiyðiys, epaiyðos |
| Total occurrences | 23 |
| First reference | Exod.7.11 |
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 form | Grammar and occurrences |
|---|---|
| ἐπαοιδοὶ | noun, nominative, plural, masculine (N.NPM) — Exod.7.22 noun, nominative, plural, masculine (N.NPM) — Exod.7.11 noun, nominative, plural, masculine (N.NPM) — Exod.8.14 noun, nominative, plural, masculine (N.NPM) — Exod.8.15 noun, nominative, plural, masculine (N.NPM) — Exod.8.3 noun, nominative, plural, masculine (N.NPM) — Dan.5.8 |
| ἐπαοιδοί | noun, nominative, plural, masculine (N.NPM) — DanTh.4.7 |
| ἐπαοιδοῖς | noun, dative, plural, masculine (N.DPM) — Lev.20.6 noun, dative, plural, masculine (N.DPM) — Lev.19.31 |
| ἐπαοιδόν | noun, accusative, singular, masculine (N.ASM) — DanTh.2.10 |
| ἐπαοιδὸν | noun, accusative, singular, masculine (N.ASM) — Sir.12.13 |
| ἐπαοιδός | noun, nominative, singular, masculine (N.NSM) — Lev.20.27 |
| ἐπαοιδοὺς | noun, accusative, plural, masculine (N.APM) — DanTh.1.20 noun, accusative, plural, masculine (N.APM) — Dan.2.2 noun, accusative, plural, masculine (N.APM) — DanTh.2.2 noun, accusative, plural, masculine (N.APM) — 1Sam.6.2 noun, accusative, plural, masculine (N.APM) — Dan.5.7 |
| ἐπαοιδούς | noun, accusative, plural, masculine (N.APM) — 2Chr.33.6 |
| ἐπαοιδῶν | noun, genitive, plural, masculine (N.GPM) — DanTh.2.27 noun, genitive, plural, masculine (N.GPM) — Dan.2.27 noun, genitive, plural, masculine (N.GPM) — Isa.47.9 noun, genitive, plural, masculine (N.GPM) — DanTh.5.11 noun, genitive, plural, masculine (N.GPM) — DanTh.4.9 |
References
Additional Greek lexicons
Compare the biblical entry for επαοιδος with classical and later Greek dictionaries collected by Logeion.