π°πΉπ½ππ°πΈπ°ππΏπ·
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editFrom π°πΉπ½π (ains) +β ππ°πΈπ°ππΏπ· (ΖaΓΎaruh).
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editπ°πΉπ½ππ°πΈπ°ππΏπ· β’ (ainΖaΓΎaruh)
- (hapax) each (of two)
- Skeireins 3:5β6:
- π°πΊπ΄πΉ ππ°πΏπ πΈπ°ππ°, π°π π±π°πΎππΈπΏπΌ [π²π°]π³π°πΏππΎπ°π½π³π°πΌ πΎπ°π· π°πΉπ½ππ°πΈπ°ππ°πΌπΌπ΄π· ππ΄πΉπ½π° π°π½π°ππΉπ»π·π°π½π³π°πΌ π³π°πΏππ΄πΉπ½, πΌπΉπΈ ππΉπ πΌπΉπππ ππΉπΊ π°π½π³ππΏπ½π½πΏπ½ ππΏπΌπ°πΉ, π½πΉ πΊπΏπ½π½π°π½π³π°π½π, ππ°πΈπ°π ππΊπΏπ»π³π΄π³πΉ πΌπ°πΉπΆπ°.
- akei faur ΓΎata, at bajΕΓΎum [ga]daupjandam jah ainΖaΓΎarammΔh seina anafilhandam daupein, miΓΎ sis missΕ sik andrunnun sumai, ni kunnandans, ΖaΓΎar skuldΔdi maiza.
- But before this, when both [Christ and John] were baptizing, and each was recommending his baptism, some men, not knowing which was to be the greater, disputed with each other.
- Skeireins 3:5β6: