Greek semantic domain

Heavenly Bodies

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Parent: SDBC-DOMAIN-UBS-GRK-001

Advanced domain details

Domain ID: SDBC-DOMAIN-UBS-GRK-001004
Source code: 001004
Level: 2
Scheme: UBS Greek Lexical Domains

Member senses (11)

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ἀστήρstar, planet
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a star or a planet
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-000789-01
ἀστήρmorning star, bright star in the morning sky
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(an idiom, literally: morning star) a planet which is conspicuous in the morning sky (usually either Venus or Mars)
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-000789-02
ἄστρονstar, planet
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a star or a planet
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-000795-01
ἄστρονconstellation
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a group of stars
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ἐπουράνιοςheavenly body
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(an idiom, literally: heavenly body, occurring in the NT only in the plural^{[source note 2]}) the luminous objects in the sky: sun, moon, and other planets and stars
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-002050-04
ἥλιοςthe sun
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the large celestial body that gives warmth and light to earth in the daytime
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-002257-01
πρωϊνόςmorning star, bright star in the morning sky
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(an idiom, literally: morning star) a planet which is conspicuous in the morning sky (usually either Venus or Mars)
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-004309-02
σελήνηmoon
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a celestial body smaller than the sun that gives light to earth in the nighttime; the moon’s appearance changes over the course of each month as the angle we can see the moon’s half-illuminated surface changes
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-004482-01
σῶμαheavenly body
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(an idiom, literally: heavenly body, occurring in the NT only in the plural^{[source note 3]}) the luminous objects in the sky: sun, moon, and other planets and stars
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-004887-06
φωστήρlight, luminary, star
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any light-producing object in the sky, such as the sun, moon, and other planets and stars
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-005345-01
φωσφόροςmorning star
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a light-producing heavenly body, probably the morning star (a planet), but possibly the sun
SDBC-GRK-SENSE-005346-01