πρόσπεινος

English (LSJ)

πρόσπεινον, (πεῖνα) hungry, Dem.Ophth. ap. Aët.7.33, Act.Ap. 10.10.

German (Pape)

[Seite 776] hungrig, N.T., Act. 10, 10.

French (Bailly abrégé)

ος, ον :
affamé.
Étymologie: πρός, πεῖνα.

Dutch (Woordenboekgrieks.nl)

πρόσπεινος -ον [πρός, πεῖνα] hongerig.

Russian (Dvoretsky)

πρόσπεινος: голодный: ἐγενετο π. NT он проголодался.

English (Strong)

from πρός and the same as πεινάω; hungering further, i.e. intensely hungry: very hungry.

English (Thayer)

προσπεινον (πεινᾷ hunger (cf. πεινάω)), very (literally, besides, in accession (cf. πρός, IV:2; others (cf. R. V.) do not recognize any intensive force in πρός here)) hungry: Acts 10:10. Not found elsewhere.

Greek Monolingual

-ον, Α
πεινασμένος.
[ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. < προσ- + -πεινος (< πεῖνα), πρβλ. ἔκπεινος].

Greek Monotonic

πρόσπεινος: -ον (πεῖνα), πεινασμένος, πειναλέος, σε Καινή Διαθήκη

Greek (Liddell-Scott)

πρόσπεινος: -ον, (πεῖνα) ὁ αἰσθανόμενος πεῖναν, ἀρχίζων νὰ πεινᾷ, Πράξ. Ἀποστ. ι´, 10.

Middle Liddell

πρόσ-πεινος, ον, πεῖνα
hungry, a-hungered, NTest.

Chinese

原文音譯：prÒspeinoj 普羅士-胚挪士
詞類次數：形容詞（1）
原文字根：向著-飢餓
字義溯源：很餓，餓；由（πρός）=向著）與（πεινάω）=挨餓）組成；其中 （πρός）出自（πρό）*=前），而 （πεινάω）出自（πεντηκοστή）X*=辛勞）
出現次數：總共（1）；徒（1）
譯字彙編：
1） 餓了（1） 徒10:10

Translations

hungry

Abkhaz: амлага; Albanian: i uritur; Arabic: جَائِع‎, جَوْعَان‎; Armenian: սոված, քաղցել; Ashkun: abót; Asturian: afamiáu, esfamiáu, famiáu, famientu; Avar: вакъарав; Azerbaijani: ac; Bashkir: ас; Basque: gosebera, gose; Belarusian: галодны; Bengali: ক্ষুধার্ত; Bislama: hanggre; Bulgarian: гладен; Burmese: ဆာ; Catalan: afamat; Chechen: меца; Chickasaw: hopoba; Chinese Cantonese: 肚餓／肚饿, 餓／饿, 飢餓／饥饿; Dungan: вә; Hakka: 肚枵, 肚飢／肚饥; Mandarin: 飢餓／饥饿, 餓／饿, 飢／饥; Min Nan: 飢／饥, 枵; Chinook Jargon: ulu; Chuvash: выҫӑ; Czech: hladový; Danish: sulten; Dolgan: аччык; Dutch: hongerig; Esperanto: malsata; Estonian: näljane; Finnish: nälkäinen; French: affamé, avoir faim; Galician: famento, esfameado, ter fame; Gallurese: famitu; Georgian: მშიერი, დამშეული; German: hungrig, Hunger haben; Gothic: 𐌲𐍂𐌴𐌳𐌰𐌲𐍃; Greek: πεινασμένος, νηστικός; Ancient Greek: ἀμαζών, ἔκλιμος, κοιλογάστωρ, λιμηρός, λιμώδης, νῆστις, πειναλέος, πρόσπεινος; Guaraní: vare'a; Haitian Creole: grangou; Halkomelem: kw'à:y; Hebrew: רָעֵב‎; Hindi: भूखा; Hungarian: éhes; Icelandic: svangur, hungraður, soltinn; Ido: hungroza; Indonesian: lapar; Ingush: меца; Irish: ocrach, ocras a bheith ort; Italian: affamato; Japanese: 空腹な, 飢えた, お腹が空いている, 腹が減っている, 饑い; Jarai: rơmŏn; Javanese: luwé; Kamkata-vari Kamviri: ṓtë; Kata-vari: avtë́; Kazakh: аш; Khakas: ас; Khalaj: âç; Khmer: ឃ្លាន; Korean: 배고프다, 굶주리다; Kurdish Central Kurdish: بِرسی‎; Laki: ڤِرسێ‎, ڤِرِسنێ‎; Northern Kurdish: birçî, birsî; Southern Kurdish: وِرسێ‎; Kyrgyz: ач; Ladino: ambyerto; Lao: ຫິວ; Latin: esuriens, ieiunus; Latvian: izsalcis; Lithuanian: alkanas, alkana, išbadėjęs, išbadėjusi; Louisiana Creole French: fim; Luxembourgish: hongereg; Macedonian: гладен; Malagasy: noana; Malay: lapar; Maltese: bil-ġuħ, jħoss ġuħ; Mizo: rilṭam; Mongolian: өлөн, өлсгөлөн; Nauruan: metur; Norman: affanmé; Norwegian Bokmål: sulten, hungrig; Nynorsk: svolten, hungrig; Occitan: afamat; Old English: hungriġ, hyngran; Old Javanese: lapa; Old Prussian: alkīns; Old Turkic: 𐰀𐰲‎; Oriya: ଭୋକିଲା; Ossetian: стонг; Ottoman Turkish: آج‎; Persian: گرسنه‎; Polish: głodny; Portuguese: faminto, com fome, esfomeado; Prasuni: vutá; Romani: bokhalo; Romanian: flămând; Russian: голодный; Samoan: fia 'ai; Sardinian Campidanese: famìu; Logudorese: famìdu, afframicosau; Sassarese: famiddu; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: гладан; Roman: gladan; Slovak: hladný; Slovene: lačen; Sorbian Lower Sorbian: głodny; Upper Sorbian: hłódny; Spanish: hambriento; Swedish: hungrig; Tajik: гурусна; Tatar: ач; Tausug: mahapdi'; Tetum: lahak; Thai: หิว, ท้องเลว; Tibetan: ལྟོགས་པ; Tocharian B: keścye; Tok Pisin: hanggre, hangre; Tongan: fiekaia; Turkish: aç; Turkmen: aç; Tuvan: аш; Ukrainian: голодний; Urdu: بھوکا‎; Uyghur: ئاچ‎; Uzbek: och; Vietnamese: đói; Waigali: atë; Walloon: aveur fwin; Welsh: newynog, llwglyd; West Coast Bajau: lingantu; White Hmong: tshaib; Yakut: аччык; Yiddish: הונגעריק‎