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Μελίτη
Melitē
G3194
N:N-F-L Greek

Malta

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Melite is the island name identified after the survivors reach shore in Acts 28:1.

Melite is used as the name of the island that the saved travelers come to recognize after reaching shore in Acts 28:1.

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  1. Name of the island reached after rescue · dominant

    In Acts 28:1, the nominative singular feminine form occurs in the statement that, after being saved, the travelers came to know the island's name; the APB renders the clause, "the island is called Malta."

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 28:1, the APB presents the island's name in the clause, "the island is called Malta." It confirms the clause's identification without establishing a finer distinction.

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