αὐγή
augē
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daybreak
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Auge marks the point of daybreak reached after continued conversation in Acts 20:11.
In Acts 20:11, the genitive singular feminine form marks daybreak as the time reached when the speaking continued and departure followed.
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The arrival of morning after a night gathering · dominant
In Acts 20:11, αὐγῆς is a genitive singular feminine noun in the clause describing continued talking until the point at which departure followed; the APB renders the clause "continued talking until daybreak."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 20:11, the APB presents the clause as "continued talking until daybreak." It confirms the verse's time setting without isolating the term beyond that clause.