φόβος

fovbo" fovbo",
fobou',
oJ (
fevbomai; like
fovro",
trovmo",
povno", from
fevrw,
trevmw,
pevnomai), from Homer down, the Septuagint for ha;r]yI, dj'P', hm;yae (terror), tyTiji (terror);1. fear, dread, terror; in a subjective sense (
oujdevn
ejsti
fovbo"
eij
mhv
prodosiva
tw'n
ajpov
logismou'
bohqhmavtwn, Sap. ;
prosdokivan
levgw
kakou'
tou'to,
ei[te
fovbon,
ei[te
devo"
kalei'te, Plato, Protag., p. 358 d.): universally, ;
fovbo"
ejpiv
tina
pivptei ( L Tr); Rec.;
ejpipivptei, ; (R G T WH; L T Tr WH);
ejgevneto, ; ,;
lambavnei
tina, (Homer Iliad 11, 402);
givnetai
tivni, ;
plhsqh'nai
fobou', ;
sunevcesqai
fovbw/, ;
e[cein
fovbon, (Herodotus 8, 12);
katergavzesqai;
tivni
fovbon, ;
fobei'sqai
fovbon (see
fobevw, 2), ; ; with a genitive of the object added, (so Winer's Grammar, sec. 32, 2; others subject. genitive);
ajpov
fobou', for fear, ;
ajpov
tou'
fobou', for the fear, with which they were struck, ; with a genitive of the object added, ;
eij"
fovbon, unto (that ye may) fear, ;
metav
fobou', ; with
kaiv
trovmou added, ; ; ;
ejn
fovbw/
kaiv
ejn
trovmw/ (see
trovmo"), ;
tina
ejn
fovbw/
swv/zein (Rec.),
ejlean (L T Tr WH), with anxious heed lest ye be defiled by the wickedness of those whom ye are rescuing, ; plural
fovboi, feelings of fear, fears (Winer's Grammar, 176 (166)), ;
fovbo"
tivno", genitive of the object (our fear of one):
tw'n
!Ioudaivwn, ; ; ;
basanismou', ,;
qanavtou, (Xenophon, mem. l, 4, 7). In an objective sense, that which strikes terror:
fovbo"
ajgaqw'n
e[rgwn, or more correctly (with L T Tr WH)
tw'/
ajgaqw'/
e[rgw/, a terror to (or for), .2. reverence, respect (for authority, rank, dignity): ; ; (15);
hJ
ejn
fovbw/
ajnastrofhv, behavior coupled with (cf.
ejn, I. 5 e.) reverence for one's husband, ;
fovbo" with a genitive of the object:
tou'
kurivou, ; ;
Cristou', (not Rec.);
Qeou', ; ; ( Rec.);
Qeou' is omitted as suggested by the context, ; (often in the O. T. hw:hy? ta'r]yI and !yhil?a> ta'r]yI). (Synonyms: see
deiliva,
devo", at the end; cf.
fobevw.)*