καθάπτω
kathaptō
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Greek
to attach
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kathapto describes a snake fastening itself onto Paul's hand in Acts 28:3.
The attested use describes a snake fastening itself onto Paul's hand in Acts 28:3.
Senses in use
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Fastening onto a person · dominant
In Acts 28:3, καθῆψε is a third-person singular aorist active indicative form in the clause where a snake comes out from the heat and fastens itself on Paul's hand; the APB renders the action "fastened itself on his hand."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 28:3, the APB presents the action with "fastened itself on his hand." This wording is treated as the verse's presentation of the clause.