Lexicon
μεσουράνημα
mesouranēma
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G:N-N Greek

midair

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mesouranema denotes the aerial location through which an angel, birds, or an eagle are described as flying.

The attested use denotes an aerial location associated with flight: an angel in Revelation 14:6, birds in Revelation 19:17, and an eagle in Revelation 8:13 are each described in that setting.

Senses in use

  1. Aerial setting of flying beings · dominant

    The dative singular neuter form occurs with flying beings in all three verses: in Revelation 14:6 the APB renders an angel “flying in midair,” in Revelation 19:17 it renders birds “flying in midair,” and in Revelation 8:13 it renders an eagle “flying in midair.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across all three occurrences, the APB presents the relevant flight setting with “flying in midair.” This shared wording confirms the verse-level setting rather than isolating a precise English equivalent.

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