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[epidem'i:]subst.эпидемияsjukdom som sprids till många människor, farsotrisken för epidemier är stor i värmen--в жару велик риск возникновения эпидемий -
2 epidemia
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5 καταναρκάω
καταναρκάω (ναρκάω ‘grow stiff/numb’) fut. καταναρκήσω; 1 aor. κατενάρκησα (in Hippocr., Art. 48 p. 182, 18 Kühlewein, Epidem. 6, 7, 3 ed. Littré; V 340=‘stupefy, disable’; Philod., παρρ. col. XIIb, 10 Oliv.—Jerome, Ep. 121, 10, 4 maintains that the Cilicians used it for Lat. gravare, ‘weigh down, burden’. At any rate the Latin and Syriac versions understand it in that sense; Chrysostom and Theodoret take for granted that this is the mng.) burden, be a burden to τινός someone 2 Cor 11:9; 12:13, 16 v.l. Abs. 12:14. The Apostle’s use of satire in the context suggests that in these pass. the mng. approaches our colloq. ‘knock out’ (s. ‘disable’ above), ‘shake down’.—DELG s.v. νάρκη. M-M. Spicq.
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