Lexicon
προσαναλίσκω
prosanaliskō
G4321
G:V Greek

to expend

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Prosanalisko describes spending out one's resources, as a woman is said to have spent all her living on physicians.

The sole attested use describes a woman’s expenditure of all her living on physicians, with the participial form identifying that spending as part of her situation in Luke 8:43.

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  1. Spending out one's resources · dominant

    In Luke 8:43, the aorist active nominative singular feminine participle is used of the woman in the clause concerning her resources and physicians; the APB renders the verse, "who had spent all her living on physicians."

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 8:43, the APB presents the clause as "who had spent all her living on physicians." This wording confirms the verse’s expenditure setting rather than isolating every element of the Greek term.

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