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ἀναπηδάω
anapēdaō
G6008
G:V Greek

to jump up

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anapedao describes rising abruptly and then coming to Jesus in Mark 10:50.

The attested use depicts an abrupt upward movement that precedes coming to Jesus in Mark 10:50.

Senses in use

  1. rise abruptly before coming forward · dominant

    In Mark 10:50, the aorist active nominative singular masculine participle occurs in a sequence with throwing off a cloak and coming to Jesus; the APB renders the clause "he jumped up and came to Jesus."

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Mark 10:50 the APB presents the action as "he jumped up" before coming to Jesus. This rendering confirms the clause's movement without establishing a finer distinction.

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