Abbreviations
etc.
Used in the Following Lexicon
| a. | Aorist. |
| absol | absolutely, without case or adjunct. |
| accus | accusative case |
| adj. | adjective. |
| adv. | adverb. |
| al. | alibi, in other texts. |
| al. freq. | alibi frequenter. in many other texts |
| Aram | Aramaena. |
| At. | Attic dialect |
| bis. | twice. |
| cf. | confer, compare. |
| coll. | collato, being compared. |
| comp. | comparative. |
| conj. | conjunction. |
| contr. | contraction, or contracted. |
| dat. | dative case. |
| dimin. | diminutive. |
| enclit. | enclitic, throwing the accent on the preceding syllable. |
| & et. | and. |
| e.g. | exempli gratia, for example. |
| f. | future tense. |
| fr. | from. |
| gen. | genitive case. |
| genr. | generally, in a general sense, not affected by adjuncts. |
| Heb. | Hebrew, or the Hebrew idiom. |
| i.e. | id est, that is. |
| idem. | the same. |
| imperat. | imperative mood |
| imperf. | imperfect tense. |
| impers. | impersonal. |
| impl. | implication. |
| i.q. | same as. |
| inf. | infinitive mood. |
| int. interj. | interjection. |
| intrans. | intransitive. |
| lit. | litterally |
| met. | metaphorically |
| meton. | by metonymy |
| metath. | metathesis, the transportation of letter. |
| mid. | middle voice. |
| N.T. | New Testament |
| opt. | optative mood. |
| O.T. | Old Testament |
| part. | participle. |
| pass. | passive voice. |
| r. per. | perfect tense. |
| plu. p. | pluperfect tense. |
| pl. | plural. |
| pr. | properly. |
| preced. | preceding. |
| prep. | preposition. |
| pron. | pronoun. |
| quater | four times. |
| sc. | scilicet, that is to say, that is. |
| seq. | sequente, as, seq. gen. sequente genitivo, with a genitive following. |
| sing. | signular–the figure, placed before sign. or pl. denote the person. |
| spe. | specially, i.e. in a special and local meaning. |
| subj. | subjunctive mood. |
| subs. | substantive. |
| superl. | superlative. |
| ter. | thrice. |
| trans. | transitively. |
| trop. | tropically, i.e. turned aside from its strick literal meaning. |
| v. | vel, or. |
| v.r. | a various reading to the commond text. |
| vix. | videlicet, that is, namely |
| voc. | vocative case |
| ὀ attached to a word show it to be masculine; ἡ, to be feminine; ὁ ἡ to be common, i.e. masculine or feminine; and τό, to be neuter. | |