Simple Question
Gie Vleugels
gvleugels at etf.edu
Tue Dec 10 03:13:51 EST 2002
There is a Dutch-Greek dictionary (Halsberghe, 1964 + reprints), which is helpful, but not exhaustive at all (208 p.). For "sneeuw" (snow) it gives hH CIWN (ONOS), hH NIFAS (ADOS).
Greetings,
Gie Vleugels
www.etf.edu
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Van: Jerker Karlsson [mailto:jerker.karlsson at kdu.se]
Verzonden: dinsdag 10 december 2002 0:14
Aan: Biblical Greek
CC: b-greek at franklin.oit.unc.edu
Onderwerp: [b-greek] Re: Simple Question
brent at riveroflifembchurch.com writes:
>One easy way to find these words is to search an electronic lexicon with
>your desired gloss.
>
>Brent Hudson
This little note from Brent awoke a question that have been long
slumbering in the back of my head. When I took a course in Greek grammar
some years ago a part of our exam consisted of proving our skills by
translating a Swedish text (itself being a translation) back into Greek.
During this exam each student was provided with a Swedish-Greek lexicon!
Needless to say this lexicon was a machine typed copy of a much older
lexicon and impossible to find in any bookshop.
Now I'm just keen to know. Does any english-Greek (or German-Greek)
lexicon exist on the market or is any in the process of being released?
/Jerker Karlsson
Lund, Sweden
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