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φιλάργυρος

Transliteration: philarguros · adjective

2x in NTFirst: Luke 16:14
Meaningmoney-loving, avaricious
Part of speechadjective
Frequency2x in the New Testament
Key inflected formsφιλάργυροι
Example versesLuke 16:14 · 2Tim 3:2
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What kind of word is φιλάργυρος?

φιλάργυρος (philarguros) is a adjective that occurs 2 times in the Greek New Testament (Koine). It means “money-loving, avaricious” and first appears in Luke 16:14.

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