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Strong's #4426 - πτύρω
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πτυρω
From a presumed derivative of G4429 (and thus akin to G4422)
πτύρω: ((cf. Curtius, p. 706)); to frighten, affright: present passive participle πτυρόμενος, Philippians 1:28. (Hippocrates (
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* πτύρομαι ,
depon.,
to be startled, frightened: Philippians 1:28. (The active πτύρω is also found in some late writers.) †
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a Semitic word, denoting ";sackcloth,"; ";sacking,"; a coarse cloth made of the hair of goats and other animals; cf. PSI IV. 427.1, .14 (iii/B.C.) γραφὴ σάκκων καὶ μαρσίππω ̣ν ̣ . . . σάκκον τρίχινον α ¯, P Hamb I. 10.39 (ii/A.D.) σάκκους τριχίνους. Other exx. of the word are P Reinach 17.19 (B.C. 109) κιτὼν καὶ ἱμάτιον καὶ σάκκον, cf..21, P Ryl II, 145.16 (A.D. 38) σάκκο (ν) πλήρηι κνήκωι, ";a sack full of cnecus,"; BGU II. 597.9 (A.D. 75) τὸν σάκκον τοῦ πυροῦ, P Oxy VI. 932.6 (late ii/A.D.) ἰς τοὺς σάκκους σφραγίσας, ";sealing it (sc. vegetable seed) in the sacks,"; ib. XIV, 1733.2 (late iii/A.D.) τι (μὴ) σάκκων σιππίων (l. στυππίων ";flax";) (δρ.) σ ¯. On reckoning loads by sacks, see Wilcken Ostr. i. p. 754.
For the dim. σακκίον, see P Eyl II. 245.13 (iii/A.D.) ἔπεμψά σοι σακ [κίο ]ν στιππε ̣ι ̣ω ̣ν, and cf. Menander Fragm. 544.4 p. 164 σακίον : for σακκούδιον, see P Oxy VI. 937.29 (iii/A.D.) δέξε (l. δέξαι) γ ¯ σακκούδια π (αρὰ) τοῦ Ἀντινοέως : and for σακκοφόρος, ";a porter,"; see P Tebt I. 39.26 (B.C. 114). MGr σακκί, with dim.8. σακκούλι, σακουλά (κ)ι.
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