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φρεναπάτης

Transliteration: phrenapates · noun

1x in NTFirst: Titus 1:10
Meaninga mind-deceiver
Part of speechnoun
Frequency1x in the New Testament
Key inflected formsφρεναπάται
Example versesTitus 1:10
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What kind of word is φρεναπάτης?

φρεναπάτης (phrenapates) is a noun that occurs 1 times in the Greek New Testament (Koine). It means “a mind-deceiver” and first appears in Titus 1:10.

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