μίγμα
migma
G3395
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Greek
mixture
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migma denotes a combined preparation of myrrh and aloes brought by Nicodemus.
The attested use denotes a combined preparation, specifically the myrrh and aloes that Nicodemus brings in John 19:39.
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Combined preparation of substances · dominant
In John 19:39, the accusative singular neuter form names what Nicodemus is bearing: myrrh and aloes combined as a single preparation. The APB renders the clause "bearing a mixture of myrrh and aloes."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In John 19:39, the APB presents the item as "a mixture of myrrh and aloes." This rendering is confirmed by the clause rather than treated as a separate lexical definition.