ἐπαναμιμνῄσκω
epanamimnēskō
G1878
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Greek
to remind
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Epanamimnesko describes writing to readers in a way that brings something back to their attention.
The attested use describes writing with the aim of bringing something back to the readers' attention, as the present active participle occurs in Romans 15:15.
Senses in use
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Writing to bring matters back to attention · dominant
In Romans 15:15, the present active participle describes the writer's action in writing boldly in part to the recipients. The APB renders the clause, “More boldly, then, I wrote to you in part as one reminding you through the grace given to me by God.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Romans 15:15, the APB presents the participial action as “one reminding you.” This wording confirms the clause's overall presentation rather than isolating every nuance of the term.