Re: Splintered Light (was Re: Steg's wonderful .sig)
From: | Jeffrey Henning <jeffrey@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, November 9, 1999, 14:11 |
From: Irina Rempt-Drijfhout <ira@...>
>Shouldn't that be "L=F3gos"? I can't find my Greek dictionary, but I
>can find my Greek New Testament and it has accented omikron in the
>first syllable.
Perhaps, but I wasn't providing a definition of the Greek word -- I was
providing a definition of the word in English. English didn't adopt the
omikron.
>Otherwise, thanks for the clear explanation!
You are welcome!
Best regards,
Jeffrey Henning
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