βάτραχος
batrachos
G0944
G:N-M
Greek
frog
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Greek
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Batrachos refers to frog-like figures used to describe three unclean spirits in Revelation 16:13.
The attested use presents frog-like figures in the description of three unclean spirits emerging from three mouths in Revelation 16:13.
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Frog-like figures in a vision · dominant
In Revelation 16:13, the nominative plural form occurs in the description of three unclean spirits coming from the mouths of the dragon, the wild animal, and the false prophet; the APB renders the comparison "as frogs."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Revelation 16:13, the APB presents the spirits as "as frogs." This wording is read as the verse's comparison rather than a precise lexical equation.