ὀφρῦς
ophrus
G3790
G:N-F
Greek
brow
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Ophrus denotes the brow or edge of a hill to which Jesus was led in Luke 4:29.
The attested use identifies the brow or edge of the hill on which the city stood, the location to which Jesus was led in Luke 4:29.
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Brow or edge of a hill · dominant
In Luke 4:29, the genitive singular feminine form occurs in the phrase identifying the hill's brow; the APB renders the destination as “the brow of the hill” as the crowd leads Jesus there to throw him down.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 4:29, the APB presents the location as “the brow of the hill.” This rendering is read with the clause and supplied morphology.