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[[3107]] μακάριος makarios [mak-ar’-ee-os] a prolonged form of the poetical makar (meaning the same); adj; TDNT- 4:362,548; [{See TDNT 459 }] AV-blessed 44, happy 5, happier 1; 50 | [[3107]] μακάριος makarios [mak-ar’-ee-os] a prolonged form of the poetical makar (meaning the same); adj; TDNT- 4:362,548; [{See TDNT 459 }] AV-blessed 44, happy 5, happier 1; 50 | ||
: 1) blessed, happy | : 1) blessed, happy | ||
* The ancient Greek | * The ancient Greek adjective for "blessed" or "happy" is ''makarios'', "which was originally used to describe those who lived in another [[world]]." They had "had achieved a state of happiness and contentment in life that was beyond all cares, labors, and even death." The verb [[3106|makaeizo]] means "count as happy" or as a noun [[3108| makarismos]] has a definition of "a declaration of blessedness" in its "Usage: regarding as happy, blessed, or enviable" while others see it as a "[https://www.billmounce.com/greek-dictionary/makarismos happy calling, the act of pronouncing happy]" or "regarding as happy blessed or enviable". | ||
* | * * Distinguished from the Greek noun ''[[2129|eulogia]]'' also said to mean "blessed", adj. [[2127]] eulogeo or v. [[2128]] eulogetos, n. [[2129]] eulogia = ''to praise...to consecrate'',. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:52, 15 November 2023
3107 μακάριος makarios [mak-ar’-ee-os] a prolonged form of the poetical makar (meaning the same); adj; TDNT- 4:362,548; [{See TDNT 459 }] AV-blessed 44, happy 5, happier 1; 50
- 1) blessed, happy
- The ancient Greek adjective for "blessed" or "happy" is makarios, "which was originally used to describe those who lived in another world." They had "had achieved a state of happiness and contentment in life that was beyond all cares, labors, and even death." The verb makaeizo means "count as happy" or as a noun makarismos has a definition of "a declaration of blessedness" in its "Usage: regarding as happy, blessed, or enviable" while others see it as a "happy calling, the act of pronouncing happy" or "regarding as happy blessed or enviable".
- * Distinguished from the Greek noun eulogia also said to mean "blessed", adj. 2127 eulogeo or v. 2128 eulogetos, n. 2129 eulogia = to praise...to consecrate,.