ἀγαπητός
ἀγαπητόςή όνdial.ἀγαπᾱτόςᾱ́ όν
adjof persons, esp. children, sts. specif. an only childbeloved, cherished, dear
Hom. Lyr. Ar. Pl. X.of Jesus, as God's sonNT.neut.sb.that which is cherished or held dearArist.of a person's characterlovable, admirable
X. of things or circumstanceswelcome, desirable
Pl. X. Arist. Theoc. Plu.neut.pl.impers.w. [ἐστί] understd.it is pleasingw.acc. + inf.for someone to do sthg.Pi. of a sheep, purchased at a certain priceacceptable, satisfactory
Men.of a circumstancePl. D. Arist.of an evilto be acquiesced in
And.neut.impers.w. [ἐστί], usu.understd.it is acceptable, satisfactory or sufficientsts. w.dat.for someoneArist.w.cl.if sthg. is the caseAtt.orats. Pl. X. Arist.w.inf.to do sthg.Pl. X. D. Arist. Plu. ἀγαπητῶςadvin circumstances that are pleasing or satisfyinggladlywelcomely
Att.orats. Pl. Plu. with satisfaction or reliefcontentedly
Lys. Pl. ἀγαπώντωςptcpl.adv gladly
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