εὐπρέπεια
euprepeia
G2143
G:N-F
Greek
beauty
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Occurrences
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Books
Greek
Language
Euprepeia describes the flower’s outward beauty, which perishes as the grass dries.
The attested use describes the outward beauty of a flower, set in James 1:11 within its passing away as the grass dries and the flower falls.
Senses in use
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Perishable beauty of a flower · dominant
In James 1:11, the nominative singular feminine form occurs in the clause about the grass drying and its flower falling; the APB renders the result as “the beauty of its face perished.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In James 1:11, the APB presents the term within the phrase “the beauty of its face perished,”.