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σανδάλιον
sandalion
G4547
G:N-N Greek

sandal

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sandalion denotes footwear that people are instructed to put on or wear.

The attested use denotes footwear in instructions to put it on or wear it: an angel directs a man to put it on in Acts 12:8, and travelers are told to wear it in Mark 6:9.

Senses in use

  1. Footwear worn or put on · dominant

    Both occurrences use an accusative plural neuter form in directives about clothing. In Acts 12:8 the APB renders the instruction, "Dress yourself and put on your sandals," while in Mark 6:9 it renders the direction that they were to "wear sandals."

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as "sandals" in both verses, within instructions to put them on or wear them.

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