πίστις — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

πίστιςεωςIon.ιοςfπιστόςIon.dat.sg.acc.pl.dat.pl. feeling of trust or confidencein someone or sthg.trustHes.pl. Thgn.in a godS.confidencests. w.gen.in sthg.Th. D. Plu.assurancew.gen.for fears, i.e. for persons in fear, ref. to an appeal to the godsE.religious faithfaith, beliefNT.quality of being trustworthytrustworthiness, honesty, loyaltyThgn. A. Hdt. S.as a deityTrustThgn. Plu. claim to be trusted or believedcredence, credibilitypossessed by a person, an account, an argumentParm. Emp. S. E. Arist. Plb. financial reliabilitycreditworthiness, creditD.w.gen.for a certain sumD.that which gives confidenceguarantee of good faith, assurance, pledgefreq.pl., oft. described as given, received or madeHdt. Trag. Th. Ar. Att.orats. that which gives ground for belief or produces convictionevidence, proof, confirmationS. E. Plu.given to the mind by the sensesDemocr.in oratory or philosophyproof, argumentAtt.orats. Pl. Arist.position of trusttrusteeship, guardianshipof an estatePlu. concr.that which is entrusted to someonetrustref. to a regency, guardianshipPlb.in Roman ctxts.protectionoffered to another nation by the statePlb. Plu.quot.poet.offered by the Senate to citizensPlb.

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trust, belief; pledge, security

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