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prautēs

πραΰτης

GreekG4240“gentleness”

πραότης G4236 redirects here (merged variant of this lemma)

Appears 11 times · tap a cell to see the verses

1Co 4:212Co 10:1Gal 5:23Gal 6:1Eph 4:2Col 3:122Ti 2:25Tit 3:2Jas 1:21Jas 3:131Pe 3:16(15)
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Other variants

The same word in another spelling or form.

πραΰς“gentle”πρᾷος is an alternate spelling of πραΰς — the very same adjective, meaning gentle or meek: describing a person who is mild and unassuming rather than harsh or self-asserting. There is no difference in meaning, only in spelling, so everything said about πραΰς applies here unchanged.
πραΰτης“gentleness”πραότης is the same noun as πραΰτης, gentleness or meekness, in its less common spelling. Like its more frequent spelling, it names the quality of the person the adjective πραΰς describes — the same idea, expressed as a noun rather than an adjective.

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All attested forms of πραΰτης

genitive f s

πραΰτητος

Gal 6:1, 1Co 4:21, 2Co 10:1, Eph 4:2, 1Pe 3:16

dative f s

πραΰτητι

2Ti 2:25, Jas 1:21, Jas 3:13

accusative f s

πραΰτητα

Col 3:12, Tit 3:2

nominative f s

πραΰτης

Gal 5:23