Bartholomaios identifies Bartholomew as a named person in lists of Jesus’ followers and in the upper-room gathering.

The term is used as the personal name Bartholomew in lists that place him among named followers, including the group gathered in the upper room.

1. Personal name in follower lists · dominant

   In Matthew 10:3 and Acts 1:13, the nominative singular masculine form occurs within sequences of named people; the APB renders “Philip and Bartholomew” and later includes “Bartholomew and Matthew” among those staying in the upper room. In Mark 3:18 and Luke 6:14, the accusative singular masculine form likewise appears in lists, rendered “Philip and Bartholomew.”

   Acts 1:13Luke 6:14Mark 3:18Matthew 10:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across all four verses, the APB presents the name as “Bartholomew” within lists of people. It confirms the list context rather than supplying a separate lexical nuance.