ἀδελφός
ἀδελφόςdial.ἀδελφεός
οῦAeol.ἀδελφέοςου
ep.ἀδελφειόςοῦCall. AR., perh. Il.
mcopul.prfx.,[δελφύς] womb Att.voc. perh.ep.gen.Il.du.dial. male child from the same wombbrother
Hom.ref. to an animalHdt.pl.brothers and sistersE.pl.du. brother and sisterE. And. fig. or hyperbol., ref. to a person regarded w. especial affectionbrother
X. NT.ref. to a fellow ChristianNT.gener., ref. to an associate or neighbourNT. ἀδελφήῆςdial.ἀδελφᾱ́alsoἀδελφεᾱ́ᾶς
Aeol.ἀδελφέᾱᾱς
Ion.ἀδελφεήep.Ion.ἀδελφειήCall.ῆς
f sister
Alcm.ref. to a woman regarded w. especial affectionNT. ἀδελφόςή όνadj of the hands or limbsof a brother
Trag.of the inherited statusof brothersister
Pl. of hands, feet, eyesnaturally paired, twin
X. fig., of thingsclosely related, kindred, akinusu. w.gen.dat.to other things
S. Att.orats. Pl. X.
ShortDef
(of the same mother) brother; adj brotherly, sisterly, akin
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Headword (normalized):
ἀδελφός
Headword (normalized/stripped):
αδελφος
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